Using poker chips to reinforce mental patients for healthy behavior would be and example of using:

Related Mcqs:

1. Which of the following might serve as a secondary reinforce?

   A. sex
   B. grades
   C. food
   D. a pain-relieving drug

2. Fred, a tennis coach, insists that he can make any reasonably healthy individual into and internationally competitive tennis player. Fred is echoing the thoughts of: ____________?

   A. Sigmund Freud
   B. John, B watson
   C. Abraham Maslow
   D. Wiliam james

3. The study of mental processes such as thinking, perception, information, processing, etc. is a key element in psychology.

   A. humanistic
   B. cognitive
   C. behavioral
   D. biological

4. Which one of the following preventions is aimed at reducing the rate of mental disorders through early detection and treatment in a community setting?

   A. Primary
   B. Auxiliary
   C. Tertiary
   D. Counseling

5. A condition resulting from endocrine imbalance and characterized by mental retardation is know as: _____________?

   A. Down’s Syndrome
   B. Rubella
   C. Cretinism
   D. Turner’s Syndrome

6. They study of mental processes such as thinking, perception, information processing, etc. is a key element in _______________ psychology.

   A. humanistic
   B. cognitive
   C. behavioral
   D. biological

7. Revising a mental structure to incorporate new information is referred to as: _____________?

   A. accommodation
   B. schematizing
   C. prototyping
   D. retrieval

8. David Hume regarded the laws of association as being the mental counterpart of laws governing the physical universe. According to Hume, which of the following is NOT a fundamental law of association?

   A. Similarity
   B. Gravity
   C. Contiguity
   D. Causality

9. if a child’s chronological age matches his or her mental age, then the child’s IQ would be approximately

   A. 90
   B. 75
   C. 125
   D. 100

10. A multifactorial causation approach to behavior suggests that ____________?

    A. most behaviors can be explained best by single-cause explanations.
    B. data must be subjected rigorous statistical analysis in order to make sense.
    C. explanations of behavior tend to build up from the simple to the complex in a hierarchical manner
    D. most behavior is governed by a complex network of interrelated factors