The Use of Electric Shock Administered to Separate Groups of Rats

question 161

Multiple Choice

The use of electric shock administered to separate groups of rats either during or after the presentation of a tone enabled Rescorla to demonstrate the __________ theory of classical conditioning

• A)cognitive perspective
• B)stimulus substitution
• C)operant conditioning
• D)Law of Effect

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Definitions:

Freud's Unconscious

A key concept in Freudian psychology, referring to the part of the mind that contains desires, impulses, and memories of which individuals are not consciously aware.

Ideal Self

Represents an individual's conception of themselves in terms of personal aspirations, goals, and the attributes they hope to develop, often serving as a motivational guide.

Self-Actualization

The achievement of one's full potential and talents, seen as an innate drive or necessity in every individual.

Real Self

represents an individual's authentic identity, encompassing their genuine thoughts, feelings, and desires, in contrast to roles or personas adopted to meet social expectations.