The Process of Getting Newly Acquired Behaviors to Come Under

question 12

Multiple Choice

The process of getting newly acquired behaviors to come under the control of peers' social behaviors refers to:

• A) reciprocal inhibition.
• B) entrapment effects.
• C) stimulus discrimination.
• D) collateral behavior change.

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Definitions:

Serotonin Pathway

A set of neural pathways in the brain that utilize serotonin to regulate mood, emotion, sleep, and appetite.

Dorsolateral Frontal Cortex

A region of the frontal lobe of the brain that is involved in executive functions such as working memory, attention, and problem-solving.

Bilateral Damage

Bilateral damage refers to harm occurring on both sides of the brain or body, often impacting symmetrical regions and potentially causing widespread dysfunction.

Motivated Behavior

Activities or actions prompted by internal drives or external incentives, aimed at achieving a specific goal or satisfying a need.