Experimental Evidence Suggests That How the Behavioral Bliss Point Is

question 21

Multiple Choice

Experimental evidence suggests that how the behavioral bliss point is achieved is important.For example,rats may first run,then drink.This is a challenge to the bliss point approach because

• A) the bliss point approach is molar.
• B) the bliss point approach is molecular.
• C) the bliss point is based on behavioral drives.
• D) the bliss point is based on sensory reinforcement.

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Definitions:

Hypnotized Subjects

Individuals who are in a state of hypnosis, marked by increased suggestibility, relaxation, and altered consciousness.

Unhypnotized Individuals

People who are in their normal state of consciousness and not under the influence of hypnosis.

Acid

Commonly refers to lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), a powerful hallucinogenic drug.

Teenagers

Individuals undergoing the period of adolescence, typically between the ages of 13 and 19, characterized by physical, psychological, and social development.