Hans Eysenck Theorized That a Classically Conditioned "Conscience" Established in Relation

question 6

Multiple Choice

Hans Eysenck theorized that a classically conditioned "conscience" established in relation to one specific type of misbehaviour could be extended to other types of misbehaviour in what way?

• A) As a result of a discriminative stimulus
• B) Only by repeatedly pairing the other types of misbehaviour with punishment too
• C) By positively reinforcing people for using their conscience
• D) Through the process of stimulus generalization
• E) Through positive and negative reinforcement

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Definitions:

Social Environment

The surrounding physical and social environment where people dwell or where specific happenings or growth takes place.

Anticipated Regret

The expectation of feeling regret in the future for actions taken or not taken in the present, which can influence decision-making processes.

Decision Avoidance

The act of choosing not to make a decision or taking steps to avoid making a choice.

Certainty Bias

The tendency for individuals to favor information or options that appear more certain or less ambiguous.