Psychologists Once Believed That Any Stimulus (Whether a Taste,sight,or Sound)could

question 280

Multiple Choice

Psychologists once believed that any stimulus (whether a taste,sight,or sound) could serve as a conditioned stimulus.This belief was challenged by research demonstrating the importance of

• A) cognitive maps.
• B) latent learning.
• C) modeling.
• D) biological constraints.

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Definitions:

Extrinsic

Refers to motivations or rewards that come from outside an individual, such as money, recognition, or praise.

Hygiene Factors

Elements identified by Herzberg that influence job satisfaction, including company policies, working conditions, and salary, but primarily prevent dissatisfaction rather than enhance satisfaction.

Self-efficacy

Confidence in your ability to carry out a specific task in contrast to generalized self-confidence.

Shares Power

Involves distributing and delegating authority to other members within an organization, fostering empowerment and collaboration.