Making Connections Between Two or More Ideas or Simply Observing

question 112

Multiple Choice

Making connections between two or more ideas or simply observing the outcomes of others' behaviors and adjusting one's own behavior accordingly is what type of learning?

• A)stimulus discrimination
• B)cognitive learning
• C)social adaptation
• D)stimulus generalization
• E)behavioral learning

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Definitions:

Stable Attributions

The tendency to believe that an individual's behavior in a given situation is due to unchanging, enduring traits or abilities.

Close Relationship

A deeply connected, mutually influential bond between individuals, characterized by strong emotional ties and interdependence.

Power Imbalance

A situation where there is an unequal distribution of power among individuals or groups, leading to dominance by one party over another.

Correspondence Bias

The tendency to attribute a person's behavior too much to their disposition and not enough to the situation they are in.