In Explaining Prosocial Behavior, B

question 387

Multiple Choice

In explaining prosocial behavior, B. F. Skinner would most likely have focused attention on

• A) genetic influences.
• B) an unconscious need for social approval.
• C) the internalization of moral values.
• D) the consequences of prosocial behavior.

Recognize the diagnostic clusters and characteristics of Conduct Disorder.

Understand biological factors associated with the development of Conduct Disorder.

Differentiate between Conduct Disorder and Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD).

Identify comorbid conditions commonly associated with Oppositional Defiant Disorder.

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Definitions:

Emotional Words

Words that convey or evoke strong feelings or emotions.

Two Dimensions

Relates to or involves two aspects, features, or elements, often implying a framework or system for analysis or classification.

Genetically Predetermined

Traits or characteristics that are decided by genes inherited from one's parents.

Independent of Cognition

Describes processes or phenomena that occur without the involvement of conscious thought or knowledge.