Imagine That You Have a Headache

question 93

Multiple Choice

Imagine that you have a headache. You take two aspirin and notice that in a few minutes, your headache starts to subside. Because the aspirin effectively eliminated your headache, you would probably be more likely to take them again the next time you have a headache. This example best demonstrates the process of:

• A) stimulus generalization.
• B) escape conditioning.
• C) avoidance conditioning.
• D) response cost punishment.

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Definitions:

Cohesion

The degree of camaraderie and unity among members of a group or team, often contributing to its success.

Sherifs' Studies

Refers to a series of experiments on group conflict and cooperation by social psychologist Muzafer Sherif, emphasizing the ease of inducing group antagonism and the methods of resolving it.

Relational Cohesion Theory

A theoretical framework that explains how relationship quality and trust are developed in groups and organizations, focusing on the cohesion among members.

Strong Relationships

Bonds characterized by mutual respect, trust, and affection, often marked by effective communication and the willingness to support each other in various circumstances.