A 2010 Study Examining Whether Clean Scents Promote Reciprocity and Charity

question 147

Multiple Choice

A 2010 study examining whether clean scents promote reciprocity and charity found:

• A) participants in a clean smelling room gave more money to a partner, took more flyers related to volunteering efforts, and were more willing to donate more money than those in a room without a scent.
• B) participants in a room with no noticeable scent room gave more money to a partner, took more flyers related to volunteering efforts, and were more willing to donate more money than those in a room with a clean scent.
• C) participants in a clean smelling room gave less money to a partner, took less flyers related to volunteering efforts, but were more willing to donate more money than those in a room without a scent.
• D) participants in a clean smelling room gave more money to a partner, but took less flyers related to volunteering efforts, and were less willing to donate more money than those in a room without a scent.

Understand what disciplines Nursing Informatics integrates to improve nursing practice.

Identify and understand the use of international and interdisciplinary terminologies in NI.

Recognize the significance and application of long-standing taxonomies in various healthcare settings.

Identify components and non-components of Nursing Informatics.

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Definitions:

Punishment

A consequence that reduces the probability of a behavior being repeated, often by introducing a negative outcome or removing a positive stimulus.

Reinforcement

A concept in psychology that refers to anything that strengthens a behavior, making it more likely to occur.

Child's Behavior

Refers to the range of actions and mannerisms exhibited by children in response to their environment or internal stimuli.

Negative Reinforcement

A behavioral concept where an unpleasant stimulus is removed following a desired behavior, increasing the likelihood of that behavior being repeated.