Socrates Was the First Philosopher in Ancient Greece to

question 27

Multiple Choice

Socrates was the first philosopher in ancient Greece to

• A) insist that the world was ruled not by gods but by natural laws.
• B) urge Greeks to give up their study of Homer and Hesiod and replace it with a study of natural philosophy.
• C) argue for the inclusion of women in political life.
• D) make ethics and morality the main focus of his teachings.

Illustrate the impact of observational learning and social cognitive theories on understanding human behavior.

Define and provide examples of discriminative stimuli and discuss their importance in the learning process.

Understand the application of learning principles to therapeutic techniques, such as exposure and aversion therapy.

Describe the processes and implications of habituation and sensitization.

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