Being Vocally Expressive,moving Around Rather Than Staying Behind a Barrier

question 5

Multiple Choice

Being vocally expressive,moving around rather than staying behind a barrier such as a desk,and making eye contact are all examples of

• A) signs of power
• B) nonverbal status symbols
• C) illustrators
• D) immediacy behaviors
• E) the technical level of culture

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Definitions:

Instinctive Drift

The tendency of an animal to revert to instinctual behaviors that interfere with a conditioned response.

Conditioned Taste Aversions

This refers to the phenomenon where an organism, after consuming a particular food and subsequently experiencing illness, develops a lasting aversion to that food.

Biological Constraints

Limitations on learning processes that are determined by the nature of an organism's biological makeup.

Positive Punishment

An operant conditioning principle where the addition of a stimulus after a behavior makes the behavior less likely to happen in the future.