A Hamster Is Trained to Push a Lever to Earn

question 4

Multiple Choice

A hamster is trained to push a lever to earn a food pellet each time it hears a bell.When a buzzer sounds, pushing the lever does not result in food delivery.The hamster quickly learns to respond to the bell and does not respond to the buzzer.We can conclude

• A)the hamster has learned to respond only when the S+ is present.
• B)the hamster has learned to suppress responding only when the S- is present.
• C)the hamster has learned to respond only when the S+ is present and to suppress responding only when the S- is present.
• D)that more information is needed to determine what the hamster has learned.

Identify the characteristics and effects of various forms of child maltreatment.

Understand the development of self-concept and self-esteem during middle childhood.

Recognize the role of parenting styles and attitudes in children’s achievement and social behaviors.

Differentiate between the effects of peer relationships, peer rejection, and bullying on child development.

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