The Strength and Frequency of Classically Conditioned Behaviors Are Determined

question 59

Multiple Choice

The strength and frequency of classically conditioned behaviors are determined mainly by the frequency of the eliciting:

• A) achievements.
• B) stimulus.
• C) response.
• D) abilities.

Comprehend the phenomenon of the "sophomore surge" and its implications for electoral success.

Grasp the definition, purposes, and effects of gerrymandering in political landscapes.

Learn the structure and composition of Congress, including the fixed number of House seats and the bi-cameral nature.

Know the representation criteria and disparities in legislative bodies, including agency, sociological, and delegate representation.

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Definitions:

Zimbardo

Refers to Philip Zimbardo, a psychologist known for conducting the Stanford prison experiment, which explored the effects of perceived power and authority on behavior.

Social Categorisation

The process by which individuals classify others into groups based on shared characteristics.

Social Creativity

Group-based behavioural strategies that improve social identity but do not directly attack the dominant group’s position.

Social Change

The transformation over time of cultural values, norms, and social structures, leading to significant shifts in society.