Classical Conditioning Could Easily Account for How a Young Child

question 102

Multiple Choice

Classical conditioning could easily account for how a young child might learn to

• A) become potty-trained.
• B) feed himself.
• C) pick up his toys.
• D) fear the dentist.

Recognize the importance of integrating clients' spiritual and cultural backgrounds into the counseling process.

Acknowledge the impact of societal and personal biases on counseling practice.

Understand the role of consultation in addressing ethical dilemmas.

Apply ethical guidelines to various counseling scenarios, including handling value conflicts.

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