A Psychologist Who Insists That Psychologists Should Only Study Behavior

question 235

Multiple Choice

A psychologist who insists that psychologists should only study behavior and never make references to mental processes, would best be described as a

• A) humanistic psychologist.
• B) methodological behaviorist.
• C) radical behaviorist.
• D) cognitive psychologist.

Comprehend the mechanisms of foreign exchange rates and their impact on international trade and financial flows.

Analyze the causes and effects of trade deficits and surpluses.

Understand the relationship between the current account balance and the capital and financial accounts balance.

Recognize the significance of remittances and other transfers in the balance of payments.

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Definitions:

Conditioned Response

A learned response to a previously neutral stimulus that has become associated with a conditioned stimulus.

Behavior Therapy

A type of psychotherapy that focuses on changing undesirable behaviors.

Rational-Emotive Therapists

Therapists who apply the principles of rational-emotive therapy, which aims to resolve emotional and behavioral problems by confronting irrational beliefs.

Thoughts And Beliefs

Mental states or convictions held about oneself, others, or the world, whether true or false.