Aversion Therapy Is Designed to Remove

question 269

Multiple Choice

Aversion therapy is designed to remove:

• A)unwanted negative associations using classical conditioning techniques
• B)unwanted pleasant associations using classical conditioning techniques
• C)unwanted negative associations using instrumental conditioning
• D)unwanted pleasant associations using instrumental conditioning

Understand the factors that can increase or decrease group conformity.

Comprehend the methodology and findings of seminal conformity studies including Asch's line study and Sherif's autokinetic effect study.

Identify the types of social influence demonstrated in classic conformity studies.

Recognize personal and situational factors that influence an individual's likelihood to conform in group settings.

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Definitions:

Buyer

An individual or entity that purchases goods or services from another entity, typically in the context of an economic market.

Seller

An individual or business that offers goods or services for sale to consumers or other businesses.

Lemons Problem

A phenomenon where the presence of information asymmetry in a market leads to low-quality products being sold, as sellers have more information about the product than buyers.

Moral-Hazard

A situation where one party engages in risky behavior knowing that it is protected against the risk because another party will bear the cost.