The Main Sociological Contribution of Freud's Theory Is the Idea

question 134

Multiple Choice

The main sociological contribution of Freud's theory is the idea:

• A)that the self emerges during early social interaction
• B)that the self emerges during social interaction with teenage peers
• C)that the self is not based on societal rules
• D)that the self is formed in a haphazard manner
• E)that there is no singular sense of self apart from our childhood traumas

Discuss counterconditioning and systematic desensitization as methods for modifying conditioned responses.

Identify factors affecting the strength and development of conditioned responses, including stimulus intensity and conditioning procedures.

Explain the process of extinction and spontaneous recovery in the context of conditioned responses.

Understand the concept of higher-order conditioning and its implications.

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Definitions:

Instructor

An individual responsible for teaching or imparting knowledge to students in educational settings.

Attending Class

The act of being present and participating in the scheduled academic sessions as part of an educational curriculum.

Putting Off

The act of delaying or postponing something, often due to hesitation or reluctance.

Lecture

A method of teaching by giving a discourse on a specific subject that is intended for a large audience.