B) There is no evidence that spanking can lead to poor mental health. c. d. A) 10 C) Genetic factors are the primary determinant of obesity. c. d. Data must remain confidential. D) Each intelligence has a unique biological basis and a distinct course of development. punishment is most effective when the learner can make other responses for reinforcement. Describe elaborative style parents use to help with recall. a. What is your positivereinforce? Will this form of punishment be from application to application? Children who are high in academic self-esteem and motivation make__________ attributions, crediting their successes to _______________. Which of the following statements about cooperative learning is true? the prison boom C) Avoidant 4.gradually shift to an intermittent schedule of reinforcement A) Typically goes away by adulthood. white-collar crime. d. B) Most experts feel that intelligence testing in schools should be suspended. Where tyranny and subjugation reigned, the Church established the equality of all human beings created in the Image of God. Since the 1970s, many important feminist works have drawn attention to a person with low aspirations but many opportunities, a middle-class person whose friends frequently commit crime, Which theory views crime as the outcome of an imbalance between impulses toward criminal activity and the social or physical controls that deter it? (viewed as intermittent reinforcement- it would increase) a. Negative reactions to punishment can lead to more problems. A. Plagiarism is committed when the writer provides inaccurate information regarding the sources. b. A) React more strongly to stressful events and experience pleasurable stimuli more intensely. A) Starts with what she knows, conducts observations, and revises her approach to problem solving. C) More; wider and less slanted Humans are born knowing nothing and have the potential to learn just about anything. Almost invariably at this time of . a. changes in welfare laws. A crime is a particular type of deviant act that breaks the law. a. b. C) Identity Observable behavior is the only valid indicator of psychological activity. C) Sexual abuse; neglect (a) negatively reinforcing the response (b) weak punishment (c) moderate punishment (d) severe punishment. growing police departments Which of the following is NOT true concerning punishment? d. B) Decentration. 3. Observable behavior is the only valid indicator of psychological activity. a. Virginia, which has carried out more executions than any state except Texas since 1976, abolished capital punishment in 2021. Two groups of boys, one working class and the other middle class, engage in equal amounts of delinquent activity. an act that is universally wrong. A) Authoritarian child-rearing style where the parent exercises firm control. Natural reactions to aversive stimulation a. Ritualism Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme c. Question: Which of the following statements about reinforcement and punishment is TRUE? B) Achievement; diffusion A) Fixed view of ability. C) Moratorium; achievement select effective punishers Punishment is a . d. communal public shaming of offenders, local organizations, government agencies, and businesses working together. a white man with a felony conviction. The effectiveness of punisher is modulated by the reinforcement contingencies maintaining the problem behavior. Allows practitioners to determine the smallest intensity of Punisher that is still effective. d. d. a. there is little empirical evidence to support the idea that it deters people from engaging in crimes. What are some of the psychosocial effects of maturing earlier in girls and boys? Doing so reminds the practitioner that the technique produces physical discomfort. Select all of the following statements that accurately describe how the brain changes during learning. D) Calling attention to gender. Which of the following statements about the development of self-concept is true? The sooner an effective punisher can be identified, the sooner it can be applied to treat the target behavior. Which theoretical perspective would most likely examine this and draw a connection between criminal punishment and class? b. D) Circle. According to the textbook, a key reason that New York's "stop and frisk" policy was banned by a federal judge was that c. Mild punishment will dramatically increase the rate of responding. A) Sickle cell anemia. Expand observations to include collateral or parallel behaviors. Effective punishment is immediate. c. Punishment is the opposite of reinforcement. B) Aggressive children have a greater appetite for violent TV programming than nonaggressive children. During his first semester of college, Jacob declared criminal justice as his major. conflict theory Presentation of a stimulus (or an increase in the intensity of an already present stimulus) immediately following a behavior that results in a decrease in the frequency of the behavior. prostitution, According to the textbook, at what age is a person most likely to be arrested for a crime? morality training for those in prison. A behavior reduction tactic in which, contingent on the problem behavior, the learner is required to engage in effortful behavior that is directly or logically related to the problem. 1 B. F. Skinner first described the term in his theory of operant conditioning. Right to effective Treatment, They typically involve a representative of government attempting to prove the wrong committed against society and seeking to have the wrongdoer punished by the court system. actions. d. control theory c. C) English-speaking children use the active voice more frequently than the passive voice during the school years. D) Tunnel vision. "male" crime. She has considered medicine, law, and social work. Men are more likely to be victims and perpetrators of crime compared with women. b. Middle-ear infections become __________ frequent in middle childhood because the Eustachian tube becomes __________. B) Spatial, kinesthetic, and interpersonal In your issue- .of to-day, appear two tetters .by "Otira" and James Aitken', arising from ,one written on the above subject C) IQ scores have been found to be inaccurate measures of school learning potential for the majority of Western children. This group is Isabel's __________. a. This is an example of a ___________ schedule. Milleson (1967) stated: As the intensity of the punisher increases, so does the likelihood of escape and avoidance_. B) Authoritarian I'm not in any hurry to go to college or start a career. Positive reinforcement tends to be much more effective than negative . Consider Varied Punishers Offenses committed by large corporations in society are called Nicky found the movie so awful that he ran out of the theater to get away from it. D. In some cases, the punishment for plagiarism may involve jail time. D) The suicide rate for adolescents is much lower than the rate for adults. d. C) Tends to create increased gender-stereotyped beliefs in children. nonsocial activity (onlooker), parallel play (plays near others), associative play (exchange w/ separate activities), cooperative play (common goal). a person with high aspirations but few opportunities Parallels process to a reinforcer assessment (Ch. Youthful deviants usually go on to become career criminals. d. Censorship can be conducted by governments, private institutions and other controlling bodies. differential association theory Caning is a form of corporal punishment consisting of a number of hits (known as "strokes" or "cuts") with a single cane usually made of rattan, generally applied to the offender's bare or clothed buttocks (see spanking) or hands (on the palm). a. To increase his chances of getting the extra points, Steve consistently turns in the homework. d. Identify which of the following crime rates is the highest in the 21st century. What is one likely explanation for the relatively high violent crime rate? c. I bought a fund advertised on the Web that says it uses a secret investment strategy to get an annual return twice that of stocks, with no risk at all. b. A) Problem-centered coping. Punishment is a poor way to eliminate unwanted behaviors in most situations. a. a. b. There are genetic predispositions, but they have no impact on human behavior. A) Authoritative parents exert control, yell, command, criticize, and threaten their children. differential association theory. b. 550,000; 350,700 a. a. c. Older people are more likely to be victims and perpetrators of crime compared with young people. conditioned /unconditioned punisher definition consideration. "Now, you've gone and done it." D) Resilience is less common among children with a mastery-oriented approach to new situations. a. people who are considered criminal are marginalized and stigmatized by the justice system as well as other policies and practices. c. a. b. Historical data cannot identity where and when future crimes are most likely to occur and deploy officers accordingly. Punishment reinforces the Agents behavior. less developed interaction skills, context to express jealousies/misunderstandings, more public personal info, unsatisfying face to face interactions, boredom, depression, Chapter 12 Development Through the Lifespan,, Elliot Aronson, Robin M. Akert, Timothy D. Wilson. A) Violent programming creates short-term increases in aggression, but does not have long-term negative consequences. the reports do not accurately reflect crime rates because they include only those crimes reported to law enforcement agencies. index crime. availability of firearms d. conflict theory. c. life expectancy decreases for young black males; school performance of children worsens. D) Intelligence tests are useful when interpreted carefully by psychologists and educators who are sensitive to cultural influences on test performance. D) The dropout rate is higher among African-American than among Hispanic teenagers. Punishment often fails to offset the reinforcing aspects of the undesired behavior. b. b. According to Erikson, one of the major functions of play is to allow children to__________. B) Reported cases are highest in adolescence. b. 25 B) Is usually a lifelong disorder. B) Explains how environmental pressures and children's cognitions work together to shape gender-role development. B) Emotion-centered coping. Negative reinforcement strengthens a response or behavior by stopping, removing, or avoiding a negative outcome or aversive stimulus. labeling theory QUESTION OF SURPLUS growth. They make few demands for maturity. c. Which of the following statements about the authoritative child-rearing style is true? Punishment is a: two-term contingency that suppresses the future frequency of similar responses. Egalitarianism is the doctrine that all citizens of a state should be . B) Physical abuse; emotional abuse to identify students who are gifted or have disabilities in schools. The greater the proportion of responses that are followed by the punisher, the greater the response reduction. c. community policing. B) Depression. view crime and deviance as an individual, not societal, problem. a. This time the hypothetical crime suffered by . a. d. All of these statements are true. The members of one group are considered "boys being boys," and the members of the other are considered "troublemakers." b. SUMMER GRAZING PROBLEMS. Travis Hirschi's, mile Durkheim's concept of anomie refers to the loss of traditional norms and standards in modern society. Kim's parents have a(n) __________ style of child rearing. Jonathan views himself as reaching great heights of omnipotence and also sinking to unusual depths of despair. 1Which of the following statements is NOT true according to the report? C) Reactive B) An ideal self. D) Analytic intelligence. D) Are flexible until about age 5, after which they become more rigid. A conditioned punisher is a stimulus change that functions as punisher as a result of a person's conditioning history. 150,000; 74,070 A) Elaboration Can be minimized by providing alternative responses that come into contact with reinforcement and avoid the punishment. a. C) Clique membership Oxytocin is recommended only for pregnancies that have a medical reason for inducing labor (such as eclampsia) and is not recommended for elective procedures or for making the birthing process more convenient. a. Punishment is a term used in operant conditioning psychology to refer to any change that occurs after a behavior that reduces the likelihood that that behavior will occur again in the future. Describe the ways bilingual education can occur. c. Punishment tells a person or animal what the "right" response is. D) Uninvolved. c. Punishment can lead to negative emotions, such as fear or anxiety. a. The imitation of an observed behavior is a learning process called _______________. Rather than delivering an aversive stimulus (punishment) or a reward (positive reinforcement), negative reinforcement works by . control theory. Jamal is able to think through a series of steps and then mentally return to the starting point. It puts individuals who are already under suspicion under new, deeper, quantified forms of surveillance masked by objectivity. language immersion and english only programs, thinking through a series of steps and then mentally reversing direction. boys popular, socialable leaders, positive body image. Komentar: 0. Definitions of deviance vary based on social context. D) Formal group membership, From third to sixth grade, boys tend to _______________ their identification with "masculine" personality traits, whereas girls' identification with "feminine" personality traits _______________. Punishment should be delivered in a business-like, matter-of-fact manner. Punishment tells a person or animal that a response was "wrong." b. They compromise the relationships young Latino and African American men have with teachers, neighbors, and authority figures. d. Ex: if you need to fly for an interview but can'tget on the plain, this disrupts your life, exposure therapies: try to put the CS through extinction D) The imaginary audience, Current theorists agree that for most young people, identity development is not traumatic and disturbing but, rather, a process of __________ followed by __________. Top Answer. What function would your textbook authors most likely say your friend getting a speeding ticket performs? d. The punisher's behavior tends to be positively reinforced by the immediate cessation of the punished behavior. B) Punishment does not always work. D) Muscle mass. d. According to Erikson, the psychological conflict of the preschool years is __________. d. d.conflict theory. protect the working class from being exploited by the capitalist elite. Response Blocking Edwin H. Sutherland's C) Corporal punishment teaches appropriate behaviors. a. Which researcher found that boys in the lower working class who are frustrated with their positions in life often join delinquent subcultures that reject middle-class values and replace them with norms that celebrate defiance? Punishment teaches new behaviours. Amelia has acquired _______________. But when a dispute arises, he reverses himself: "Sam is not my friend!" It is impossible for an individual to find the exact same stimulus to be both reinforcing and punishing. Name and describe the four different styles of play. Operant conditioning is not limited to rats in a Skinner box. b. The number of people behind bars has decreased in the past decade. Nicky found the movie so awful that he ran out of the theater to get away from it. 18 From Paul's admonition to the early church regarding men. B) Begin to copy their morality from others. B) Organization d. The environment is the sole determinant of learned behavior. This is most likely a test of__________. B) Social family. D) Class inclusion. the way in which criminal transgressions by women occur in the same contexts as those by men. Community policing relies on citizens to make decisions about police protocol. D) Violent television only has a negative effect on children who are already highly aggressive. Errors in Food and Drink. Contingent on the problem behavior, the learner is required to repair or return the environment to its original state and then to engage in additional behavior to bring the environment to a condition vastly better than it was in prior to the misbehavior. Which of the following three-phase sequences do many homosexual adolescents and adults move through in coming out to themselves and others? A) Moratorium; foreclosure c. Propose a structure for a compound C6H12O\mathrm{C}_6 \mathrm{H}_{12} \mathrm{O}C6H12O that has IR absorption at 1705cm11705 \mathrm{~cm}^{-1}1705cm1, no proton NMR\mathrm{NMR}NMR absorption at a chemical shift greater than 3\delta 33, and the following 13C{ }^{13} \mathrm{C}13C NMR spectrum: 24.4,26.5,44.2\delta 24.4, \delta 26.5, \delta 44.224.4,26.5,44.2, and 212.6\delta 212.6212.6. 6.supplement punishment with complementary interventions Question: Question 13Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding punishment? Which type of psychologist is Azim? If the conditioned punisher is repeatedly presented without the punisher(s) with which it was initially paired, its effectiveness as punishment will decrease until it is no longer a punisher. a. Jason was a happy child who did well in school but began displaying antisocial behavior around age 13, and gradually moved to more severe delinquent acts. D) Problem-centered. Briefly explain why a positive result on a cancer test such as a mammogram does not necessarily mean that a patient has cancer. b. It puts individuals who are already under suspicion under new, deeper, quantified forms of surveillance masked by objectivity. 8.record, graph, and evaluate data daily, guidelines for using punishment effectively (1). A) Steady improvement in gross-motor performance. functionalist theory conformists. Therefore, Jamal is capable of __________. Which of the following statements about punishment is true? Therefore, she probably __________. Community policing gets citizens involved in identifying and prosecuting law breakers. A subculture whose members hold values that differ substantially from those of the majority is called. Questions to answer when deciding on a form of punishment: Will this form of punishment increase the behavior? which of the following statements about capital punishment is true? In December 2016, more than ______ people were in state or federal prison and ______ people in local jails. b. C) David will likely outgrow his delinquent behavior by middle adolescence. preconventional, conventional, postconventional. public order offenses a. c. B) Punishment usually promotes more effective behavior. They permit Kim to make many decisions before she is ready. The more immediate and thorough the punishing stimulus is the greater it will reduce future responding. b. c. The way in which crime is understood directly affects the policies developed to combat it. Which of the following statements about dropping out of high school is true? the rise of deviant subcultures incarcerations., 2. c. d. John Watson, the founder of behaviorism, had a strong influence on the study of psychology, including thinking about learning. C) Changes in physical features related to sexual functioning. In Robert Merton's typology, the majority of people in society are A) Reversibility. C) Gender-role confusion. A) Mastery-oriented; ability a. B) Proactive Advantages: b. the booming economy a. Research shows that maternal employment _______________. a. Mild punishment slows the rate of responding, but does not eliminate it. To achieve this goal, Manny's mastery of the second language should begin__________. d. Schedule of reinforcement for the target behavior. What is your. d. d. A) Close friendship, romantic appeal, and job competence Punishment tells a person or animal that a response was "wrong." b. a. When asked what he wants to do with his life, Ashton usually says, "It really doesn't matter to me what I do. THE Bay of Plenty Times. guidelines for using punishment effectively (2), deliver the punisher at the beginning of a behavioral sequence, guidelines for using punishment effectively (3), punish each instance of the behavior initially They catch the most violent criminals, leaving their neighborhoods much safer. D) Metacognition, To help herself remember that she needed cat food and gloves at the store, Jan imagined a cat wearing gloves. A renewed emphasis on crime prevention rather than law enforcement to reintegrate policing within the community is called The term that describes a rule or expectation for behavior is a. Therefore, Lily is capable of__________. D) More; shorter and less slanted. c. rising poverty rates. Caning can also be applied to the soles of the feet (foot whipping or bastinado). "stop and frisk." 38) Which of the following statements is true of primary reinforcers? B) Less; shorter and wider b. (1) In a particular stimulus situation (S), (2) some kinds of behavior (R), when followed immediately by (3) certain stimulus changes (SP), show a decrease future frequency of occurrence in the same or in similar situations. c. compared to other racial and ethnic groups, White non-Hispanics are disproportionately sentenced . B) Asthma. John B. Watson had planned to extinguish Little Albert's conditional response to the rat .Which of the following techniques would have achieved that goal? a. A) Fathers engage in as much caregiving as mothers. Elicitation of undesirable emotional response and aggression. C) Older children are more likely than preschool and young school-age children to imitate TV violence. What are some of the effects of technology on friendships during adolescence? Punishment is most effective when the punisher follows each instance of the behavior, guidelines for using punishment effectively (4), gradually shift to an intermittent schedule of reinforcement, guidelines for using punishment effectively (5), use mediation with a response to punishment delay, guidelines for using punishment effectively (6), supplement punishment with complementary interventions Which of the following interventions should he use? P3.40 strikes normal to a fixed plate. neither the United States nor most other Western countries legally permit this practice. 13) B ) Effective punishment is consistent punishment . The punishment must be consistent b. b. C) Bulimia. A) Punishment (if not harsh) may be To help with preventing child sexual abuse, Canada has: a) Harsh punishment for sex offenders. Humans are born knowing nothing and have the potential to learn just about anything. A) Most experts feel that intelligence testing in schools should be mandatory. a. Question 2 A) Expressing gender utterances. Which of the following statements about David and Jason is true? how women's experiences with the criminal justice system are influenced by certain gendered assumptions about appropriate male and female roles. Negative Reinforcement of the Punishing Agent's Behavior. As Lucinda enters adolescence, she begins to worry about walking, talking, eating, dressing, and laughing in ways consistent with a feminine gender role. B) Strengthen so much that many children apply them as blanket rules that should not be violated. B) Astigmatism. a. D) Coregulation strategies. otherwise than in punishment of crimes whereof the party shall have been duly . target hardening. Which of the following statements is true regarding corporal punishment? C) Authoritative parents combine low acceptance and involvement with little control and general indifference to issues of autonomy. Ethical guidelines and the doctrine of the least restrictive alternative demand that the most effective, but least intrusive, form of punishment be used initially. D) Healthy self-image. C) Adolescents facing added strains at school transitions are at greatest risk for self-esteem and academic difficulties. Punishment (if not harsh) may be effective if it is instructional.b. A) Grade point averages increase and feelings of anonymity decline after each school change. Week 3 PSY101 Question 1 0.2 / 0.2 pts Which statement about physical punishment is TRUE? Experience the Punishment Personally ilfe expectancy increases for young black males; school performance of children improves. Punishment tells a person or animal that a response was "wrong.". b. Which of the following statements about children's rough-and-tumble play is true? Even in countries that have eliminated the death penalty, the majority tend to support it. All you want to do is reduce the behavior, not make people atone for their sins. b. C) Transitive interference. a. forcible closures.D. 3.punish each instance of the behavior initially Contingent on an occurrence of the target behavior the learner is required to repeatedly perform a correct form of the behavior, or a behavior incompatible with the problem, a specified number of times. c. Severe punishment creates fear and anxiety. the prevalence of violence against women in the home, but largely ignoring violence against women in public. robbery rate, While the rate of violent crime has been declining in the United States since the 1990s, it is still relatively high in comparison to other industrialized countries, like Switzerland. Which of the following are behaviorist beliefs that Watson held? Crime is a personal choice. C) Physical attractiveness and relationships with family members b. D) Mothers of teens. United States. B) Coparenting c. What is your positive. life expectancy increases for young black males; school performance of children improves. Acquires the capability to function as a punisher through stimulus-stimulus pairing with one or more unconditioned or conditioned punishers. Conflict theorists would argue that laws severe, distressing, and impairing fear in response to an object, or situation . You learn that speeding is dangerous. B) Malleable; constant Because aversive events are associated with positive punishment and with negative reinforcement, the umbrella term aversive control is often used to describe intervention involving either or both of these two principles. A) Physical By age 8, he was already engaging in petty theft. d. All o; Determine whether the following statement is true or false: Elicited responding is more . Janeesa spent her senior year of high school exploring career options within the field of education. D) School-age children often avoid making social comparisons when describing themselves. Maggie passed Piaget's class inclusion problem. It improves adjustment and behavior later in life. c. They are fine and require no support services in these situations because they are so used to violence. New punishment options developed to fill the gap between traditional probation and traditional jail or prison sentences and to better match the severity of punishment to the seriousness of the crime are called: A. terminal endorsements.B. white-collar crime. D) Punishment may be a permanent solution. freely chosen. d. 5.5 million; 3,507,000. d. A survey of homeless youth in Canada shows a strong correlation between hunger, lack of shelter, and unemployment, on the one hand, and theft, prostitution, and even violent crime on the other. Which of the following statements concerning beliefs about capital punishment is true? Learning reflects changes in the connections between synapses. the United States is one of the few Western countries that still legally permits this practice. Continuous Punishment = response suppression, but allows for rapid recovery when the punishment contingency is removed. b. b. B) School-age children's more reflective, analytical approach to language permits them to appreciate the multiple meanings of words. The term used to describe modes of action that do not conform to the norms or values most members of a group or society hold is. increased adherence to religious traditions d. Permanent response suppression may occur when complete suppression of behavior to a zero rate of responding has been achieved with intense punishment. Which of the following statements correctly describes negative reinforcement? The familiar sounds of your heart are made by the heart's valves as they open and close. C) Learned-helpless; luck The historic role of the Church in establishing human dignity cannot be overstated. What has happened to crime rates in the United States from 1997 to 2016? Harsh punishment in response to encopresis: A) aggravates the problem and causes anxiety. A) Telling their children that they are using punishment as a last resort. 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