According to E

question 31

Multiple Choice

According to E. T. Hall, who coined the term proxemic bubble to refer to our personal, three-dimensional space,

• A) we feel threatened when people we do not know enter our proxemic bubble.
• B) the proxemic bubble is largely the same size, regardless of culture.
• C) most people consciously use their proxemic bubble, especially when interacting with enemies.
• D) positive emotions tend to cause the proxemic bubble to get larger, excluding more people.

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Definitions:

External Arousal

The state of being mentally and physically stimulated or activated by external environmental factors or stimuli.

Reward

A beneficial outcome or positive stimulus that increases the likelihood of a behavior being repeated through the process of reinforcement.

Tolman's Model

A cognitive theory of learning that emphasizes the role of mental processes and latent learning, proposing that organisms create cognitive maps of their environment.

Hull's Model

A theory proposed by Clark Hull that describes behavior as the outcome of internal drives, environmental stimuli, and reinforcement.