On an Acquired-Equivalence Task, People with Schizophrenia

question 70

Multiple Choice

On an acquired-equivalence task, people with schizophrenia:

• A) perform as well as controls but take more time.
• B) cannot perform any part of the task.
• C) perform normally only in the third phase.
• D) can learn the initial discrimination but cannot generalize in the third phase.

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Definitions:

Individualism

A theory in society that prioritizes individuals' freedom to act over the control of groups or the government.

Collectivism

A cultural orientation prioritizing the goals and well-being of the group over the individual, emphasizing interdependence, cooperation, and social harmony.

Fundamental Attribution Error

The tendency for observers to attribute other people's behavior to internal or dispositional factors and to downplay situational factors.

Overjustification Effect

The phenomenon where introducing an external incentive for an already internally motivated activity reduces intrinsic motivation.