Answer:
A). escape conditioning
Explanation:
From the question, we are informed about John's girlfriend who is is constantly asking him where he's going, what he's doing, who he's doing it with. This nagging is quite aversive to Johnny. As a result, Johnny ends his relationship. In this case this is an example of escape conditioning. Escape conditioning can be regarded as a kind of a aversive conditioning( avoided stimuli conditioning) whereby aversive stimuli which is an unpleasant stimuli is responded by an individual by leaving the stimuli situation and move away. In other words it is behavior that was put up in the termination of an aversive stimulus, which is an pain or unpleasant situation.
i’m confused. explain more please. sorry…
<span>phlegmatic
This is one of the four personality temperaments. Of all the personality traits, the phlegmatic is the most dominant as people with the the other traits cannot control a person with phlegmatic traits because of their resolute sense of purpose. The Phlegmatic is amazingly moderate paced and resolved. They have an incredible limit with respect to work that requires exactness and precision and consumes an insignificant measure of vitality.</span>
I believe the answer is: <span>separation anxiety.
</span><span>separation anxiety refers to the negative emotion that an individual felt when they're separated from the people to whom they have a strong emotional connection with. This is very common among infants between 6 - 18 months year old when they're separated from their primary caretakers.</span>
Answer:
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