Answer:
Jimmy’s behavior is being controlled by <u>negative reinforcement</u>.
Explanation:
Jimmy does not expect a reward after taking out the garbage. All he wants is to stop his uncle from nagging. This characterizes negative reinforcement, which is the type of reinforcement that happens when a behavior is strengthened by the desire to avoid or stop a negative outcome or aversive stimulus. Jimmy will be more likely to take out the garbage in the future (behavior) to avoid his uncle's constant requests (aversive stimulus).
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Answer:
Cognitive dissonance
Explanation:
In psychology, the term cognitive dissonance refers to the <u>stress that a person experiences when he/she faces contradictory beliefs, ideas or values or when he/she has to act in a way that is contrary to these beliefs, ideas or values.</u>
In this example Goran was about to award the job to the lowest bidder but then his boss demanded he awards the job to a friend of hers from college (the highest bidder). Thus, he feels torn between his sense of fairness and his boss' demand. We can see that <u>Goran is facing contradictory values and he is being asked to act in a way that is contrary to his sense of fairness.</u> Therefore, he is experiencing Cognitive dissonance.
Answer: continuous sequence of words from a novel language appearing in various/different orders.
Explanation: According to Saffran et al. (1996) study showed that 8 months old infants who are familiarized with streams of multi-syllabic artificial words and then get tested for recognition of those words could Differentiate between strings of syllables that make up a word and others that did not. The mechanism of infant statistical learning enables recognition of structure.
