In Her Landmark Study of a 3-Year-Old Child Named Peter

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Multiple Choice

In her landmark study of a 3-year-old child named Peter, Mary Cover Jones demonstrated that:

• A)classical conditioning techniques could be used to remove fears.
• B)cognitive therapy was the most effective approach in reducing Peter's irrational fear of rabbits.
• C)aversive conditioning was highly effective in eliminating Peter's fear of rabbits.
• D)operant conditioning principles could be used to eliminate phobias.

Understand the relationship between attitude components (cognitive, affective, conative) and prejudice.

Differentiate between various forms of racism and their manifestations in society.

Identify gender biases and their consequences in professional and social contexts.

Recognize the role of societal norms in legitimizing prejudices over time.

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Definitions:

Edward Hall

An anthropologist known for his studies on the cultural aspects of social interaction, including personal space and communication patterns.

Interpersonal Distance

The physical space between individuals during social interaction, which can reflect their relationship's intimacy level or social norms.

Public Distance

The physical space preferred by individuals during social interactions with unfamiliar or formal acquaintances, typically greater than personal space.

Eye Contact

The act of looking directly into another person's eyes, which can communicate various messages or emotions.