Revolution and Chaos Were Avoided in Britain During the Nineteenth

question 33

Multiple Choice

Revolution and chaos were avoided in Britain during the nineteenth century by all except the

• A) creation of a secret and effective secret political police unit, the "Peelers."
• B) economic prosperity it experienced during the period.
• C) passage of the Reform Act of 1832.
• D) national unity that was engendered by the reign of Queen Victoria.
• E) the long-stable government institutions.

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Definitions:

High-Probability Behavior

An action or activity that has a strong likelihood of being performed or occurring under certain conditions, often used in the context of behavioral analysis or prediction.

Mowrer

O.H. Mowrer, an influential psychologist known for his two-factor theory of learning which combines classical and operant conditioning.

Feared Stimulus

An object, event, or situation that induces fear through conditioning or innate phobias.

Avoidance Behavior

Actions taken to prevent or evade a negative or undesirable outcome or stimulus.