A Behaviorist Would State That Your Thoughts and Feelings Do

question 200

Multiple Choice

A behaviorist would state that your thoughts and feelings do not cause your behavior because

• A) there is no evidence that we have thoughts and feelings.
• B) these thoughts and feelings are caused by events in the past and present environment.
• C) the body behaves, and the body cannot think.
• D) thoughts and feelings are not related to any physical events.

Recognize the physical and psychological conditions associated with various sleep disorders, including narcolepsy.

Identify the functions and characteristics of REM and NREM sleep.

Analyze the symbolic meanings of common dream themes and symbols according to Freudian theory.

Explore the effects of substances (drugs) on the nervous system and behavior.

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Definitions:

Group Morality

The shared ethical or moral principles that govern the behavior and actions of individuals within a group or society.

Self-Censorship

The act of withholding one's opinions or expressions due to fear of offending others or facing negative consequences.

Direct Pressure

The influence exerted by individuals or groups to encourage a specific behavior or action, often through explicit requests or commands.

Self-Censorship

The act of censoring or restricting one's own speech or written content to avoid offending others or facing retribution.