Using the "Good Samaritan" Experiment as a Model, Select Which

question 31

Multiple Choice

Using the "Good Samaritan" experiment as a model, select which person is most likely to stop and help an injured cyclist

• A) Kevin, who is late for an appointment
• B) Lee, who just read a speech about generosity
• C) Tommy, who has to wait at least 3 hours in the area for his train
• D) Mr. Jones, who just gave a lecture to a high school ethics class

Understand the concept of stress and its physiological, emotional, and behavioral responses.

Recognize different types of conflicts and their effects on stress.

Identify the stages of Selye's general adaptation syndrome and their characteristics.

Analyze the impact of stress on decision-making and performance in various contexts.

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Definitions:

Operant Conditioning

A learning process in psychology where the strength of a behavior is modified by reinforcement or punishment.

Token Economy

A behavior modification system that uses tokens as a form of positive reinforcement for desired behaviors, which can be exchanged for rewards.

Counterconditioning

A behavior therapy technique involving the conditioning of an undesirable behavior or response to a stimulus into a positive one.

Deep Relaxation

A state of profound rest and tranquility achieved through techniques like meditation, deep breathing, or progressive muscle relaxation, often used to reduce stress.