The Sleeper Effect Refers to

question 111

Multiple Choice

The sleeper effect refers to

• A) the tendency of an extinguished conditioned response to reemerge spontaneously.
• B) the abnormal sleep patterns seen in depressed patients.
• C) the changes in the effectiveness of a persuasive message over time.
• D) the attachment formed between a therapist and a client.

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Definitions:

Similar Situation

A circumstance or event that closely resembles another in terms of key characteristics or conditions.

Characteristics

Qualities, attributes, or distinctive features that identify and distinguish individuals, objects, or concepts.

Perceptual Error

Mistakes in judgment that arise from inaccuracies in the sensory processing or interpretation of information.

Cognitive Frameworks

Mental structures and processes used to organize and interpret information, guiding how we perceive and react to the world around us.