An Actor Using Agenda-Setting Power During Bargaining

question 11

Multiple Choice

An actor using agenda-setting power during bargaining:

• A)makes the last (and decisive)move.
• B)uses knowledge of the agenda to create coalitions with other actors.
• C)links items on the agenda to other issues,in order to coerce other actors.
• D)acts first and therefore changes what choices are available to the other actors.
• E)keeps the official record of the proceedings and uses this to promote its own description of the agreement or treaty.

Understand the basic concepts of classical conditioning processes and identify specific examples.

Explain the role and effects of predictability on fear and conditioned responses through Rescorla's signal relations model.

Describe the mechanisms of higher-order conditioning and its implications for learning complex behaviors.

Discuss the influence of cognitive processes in learning, including the distinction between behavior acquisition and performance.

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