In the Late 1960s, Views of Radical Feminists Differed from Those

question 12

Multiple Choice

In the late 1960s, views of radical feminists differed from those of NOW in which of the following ways?

• A) Radical feminists practiced personal politics through such venues as "consciousness-raising" groups; NOW was a traditional lobbying group.
• B) Radical feminists were concerned with political issues; NOW concentrated on social and economic issues.
• C) Radical feminists were associated with fundamentalist Christian groups; NOW members were not affiliated with any specific religious group.
• D) Radical feminists opposed the gay rights movement; NOW supported the movement.

Identify key figures and their contributions to the field of conditioning and learning.

Recognize the role of stimuli and responses in conditioning.

Apply concepts of classical conditioning to real-life scenarios.

Describe the process and effects of learning through classical conditioning.

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Definitions:

Strangers

Individuals who are unknown or unfamiliar to one another, often lacking any direct personal connection or acquaintance.

Ainsworth Strange Situation

A sequence of staged episodes that illustrate the strength of attachment between a child and (typically) his or her mother.

Secure Attachment Assessment

The evaluation of an individual's ability to form healthy and resilient relationships, based on feelings of security and trust.

Harlow Comfort Comparison

A series of experiments by Harry Harlow demonstrating the importance of comfort and care, over mere nourishment, in the attachment process of rhesus monkeys.