In a Classic Experiment in Which People Were Deliberately Exposed

question 266

Multiple Choice

In a classic experiment in which people were deliberately exposed to the virus that caused common colds, people who had a high stress score on the SRRS

• A)were less likely to get a cold.
• B)were more likely to get a cold.
• C)had a stronger immune system and were able to get over the biologically caused cold quicker than those with a low score.
• D)were no more likely to catch a cold than people who had a low stress scores on the SRRS.

Comprehend how experiences and suggestions can alter memory perception and recall.

Understand the concept of operant conditioning and its applications.

Comprehend the principles and examples of observational learning.

Identify and distinguish different types of learning including classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning.

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Definitions:

Countertransference

The emotional reaction of a therapist towards the client, influenced by the therapist’s own personal background and psychological issues.

Overidentification

The excessive association of one's identity with a particular group or cause to the point where it might limit objectivity or cause bias.

Stereotyping

The act of generalizing individuals or groups based on oversimplified characteristics or assumptions, often leading to prejudice.

Factual Information

Data or details based on real occurrences or facts, verifiable through evidence or observation.