Aversion Conditioning for the Control of Alcoholism Has Made Use

question 117

Multiple Choice

Aversion conditioning for the control of alcoholism has made use of

• A) response-contingent shocks.
• B) a hierarchy of fear stimuli.
• C) tokens and other symbolic rewards.
• D) reciprocal deinhibition.

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Definitions:

Moreland And Levine Theory

A theory that describes the stages of group membership in terms of the changing relationship between an individual and a group, from exploration to commitment and finally, departure from the group.

Group Socialization

Group socialization is the process through which new members learn the norms, values, and behaviors required to become fully integrated and functioning members of a group.

Resocialization Stage

Involves the process of adjusting and learning new norms, values, attitudes, and behaviors to match a new role or social environment.

Entrance Transition Point

The moment or phase where an individual or group begins a new stage or enters a different environment or context, such as the beginning of a career or educational phase.