According to Psychologist Edward C

question 17

Multiple Choice

According to psychologist Edward C. Tolman, learning that is not immediately demonstrated in overt behavior is termed:

• A)learned helplessness.
• B)response extinction.
• C)latent learning.
• D)trial-and-error learning.

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Definitions:

Paradoxical Intention

A therapeutic technique where a client is encouraged to engage in or exaggerate a feared behavior or thought to lessen its power and relieve anxiety.

Fear of Public Places

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Cultural Adaptation

The process through which an individual modifies their personal habits, customs, and values to fit into a new cultural environment.

Existential Counselor

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