The Original Learned Helplessness Experiments Placed Dogs in a Harness

question 4

Multiple Choice

The original learned helplessness experiments placed dogs in a harness where they were exposed to electric shocks. Later, the dogs were placed in a shuttle-box where they experienced more shocks. The dogs that exhibited learned helplessness

• A) quickly learned to escape the shocks in a shuttle-box.
• B) failed to escape the shocks in the shuttle-box.
• C) escaped the shocks in the shuttle-box but only after several trials.
• D) escaped the shuttle-box shocks but then showed signs of helplessness.

Identify strategies for effective prevention and intervention of substance abuse and sexual assault.

Understand different types of thinking and reasoning, such as dualistic, autonomous, relativistic, and pragmatic thought.

Identify the characteristics of post-formal thought and its relevance in adult cognition.

Recognize the role of reflective and epistemic cognition in understanding knowledge and beliefs.

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Definitions:

Demands

The requirements or needs that must be met, often used in the context of work, where it may refer to tasks or duties expected to be completed.

Encounter Stage

The phase in a social or professional relationship where individuals first meet and form impressions, often determining the future of their association.

Organizational Socialization Process

The method through which new employees gain the necessary knowledge, skills, and behaviors to become effective members of an organization.

Organizational Leaders

Individuals who have the responsibility and authority to guide and influence the direction, vision, and performance of an organization.