In Classical Conditioning, New Behaviors Are Learned as a Result

question 27

Multiple Choice

In classical conditioning, new behaviors are learned as a result of the _____.

• A) reinforcers that follow behavior
• B) reinforcers that precede behavior
• C) pairing of two environmental events
• D) pairing of a behavior with a punishment or reward

Identify the importance of cultural diversity and the concept of multiculturality.

Understand the concept of bicultural identity and the mechanisms of cultural adaptation.

Comprehend the sociological definitions and implications of minority and majority groups.

Recognize the historical context and impacts of immigration policies in Canada.

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Definitions:

High-context Culture

A culture in which communication is largely implicit, meaning is derived from context, non-verbal cues, and between-the-lines interpretation rather than explicit words.

Gestures

Movements of the body, especially the hands and arms, that express ideas or feelings, or communicate specific messages without words.

Polychronic Culture

A cultural trait which values multitasking and the engagement in multiple activities simultaneously.

Cultural Tightness-looseness

A concept describing the extent to which social norms are rigidly adhered to and the tolerance level for deviance from these norms within a culture or society.