An Innate, Non-Specific Defense Against the Action of Viruses That

question 15

Multiple Choice

An innate, non-specific defense against the action of viruses that cells infected with viruses can produce is ___________.

• A)lysozyme
• B)pepsin
• C)interferon
• D)interleukin

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Definitions:

Julian Rotter

An American psychologist known for developing social learning theory and the concept of locus of control.

Positive Affect

The experience of pleasurable emotions such as happiness, joy, enthusiasm, and contentment.

Reinforcement

In operant conditioning, a reward that, when applied following a behavior, increases the frequency of that behavior. In classical conditioning, this refers to the pairing of an unconditioned stimulus (such as food) with a conditioned stimulus (such as a bell).

Operant Response

A behavioral response that is influenced by the consequences that follow it, central to B.F. Skinner's operant conditioning theory.