Behaviorism Began, in Part, as a Protest Against Psychologists Who

question 58

Multiple Choice

Behaviorism began, in part, as a protest against psychologists who tried to study

• A) mental experiences.
• B) the effects of reinforcements and punishments.
• C) animal learning.
• D) reflexes.

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Definitions:

Arm's-Length Transaction

A deal made by parties freely and independently of each other, and without some special relationship, such as a familial tie, that might taint the transaction.

Confidentiality

The obligation to protect and not disclose information that is private, sensitive, or classified to unauthorized individuals.

Self-Interest

Acting in a way that is most advantageous to oneself, based on personal benefits or gains.

Fraud In The Inducement

A false representation of fact by one party to another party, intended to deceive and induce the other party to enter into a contract.