The Great Leap Forward Was

question 24

Multiple Choice

The Great Leap Forward was

• A) an attempt by Mao to encourage education and literacy among the Chinese peasants as a prelude to economic development.
• B) the final battle of the Chinese civil war.
• C) the communist program of land reform initiated following the revolution.
• D) a mass campaign to collectivize China's surplus labor force and produce spectacular economic growth.
• E) characterized by show trials in which party leaders were publicly tried.

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Definitions:

Expectancies

Beliefs or anticipations about the likelihood of future outcomes, which can influence behavior, motivation, and perceptions.

Classical Conditioning

A learning process that involves creating associations between a naturally occurring stimulus and a previously neutral stimulus.

Conditioned Feeding Responses

Learned responses to food-related stimuli, such as salivation or changes in metabolism, that occur due to classical conditioning.

Unconditional Stimulus

A stimulus that elicits a natural, reflexive response without prior learning or conditioning.