Autosomes

question 82

Multiple Choice

Autosomes:

• A) differ in males and females and are the primary determinant of sexual differentiation.
• B) come from the biological mother, whereas sex chromosomes come from the biological father.
• C) are the same in males and females and do not significantly affect sex differentiation.
• D) come from the biological father, whereas sex chromosomes come from the biological mother.

Distinguish between operant and respondent behavior as defined by Skinner.

Learn about Skinner's personal history and how it influenced his theoretical orientation.

Recognize the potential for controlling behavior using Skinner's methodologies.

Discuss the implications of Skinner's work for the study and practice of psychology, especially concerning observable behavior.

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