A Political Scientist Uses a Survey to Determine Whether College

question 5

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A political scientist uses a survey to determine whether college students' sleeping habits are related to their grade point averages. This researcher is using the descriptive survey research design.

Identify and explain the role of token economies in behavior modification.

Distinguish between various learning principles such as shaping, the Premack principle, and cognitive maps.

Recognize the impact of immediate versus delayed consequences on behavior modification.

Explain associative, non-associative, and observational learning.

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Definitions:

Ginzberg

Refers to Eli Ginzberg, an economist known for his theories on career development and choice, emphasizing stages of decision-making that extend into adulthood.

Tentative Period

The second stage of Ginzberg’s theory, which spans adolescence when people begin to think in pragmatic terms about the requirements of various jobs and how their own abilities might fit with them.

Fantasy

A genre of literature and media that involves magical, mystical, or supernatural elements often set in imaginary worlds.

Personality Type Theory

A framework suggesting that individuals can be classified into distinct personality types based on their characteristics and behaviors.