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According to Maier & Seligman (1976), what did people subjected to inescapable noise and insoluble problems later exhibit?
According to Maier & Seligman (1976), what did people subjected to inescapable noise and insoluble problems later exhibit?
- Sought help from others to solve similar problems
- Remained persistent in similar situations
- Increased motivation to solve similar problems
- Gave up trying in similar situations (correct)
What is one inconsistency in the findings related to inescapable situations and escape behavior?
What is one inconsistency in the findings related to inescapable situations and escape behavior?
- Inescapable situations always facilitate later escape behavior
- Some studies show that inescapable situations facilitate later escape behavior (correct)
- Inescapable situations never facilitate later escape behavior
- There is no inconsistency in the findings
According to learning theory, what does helplessness in humans depend a great deal on?
According to learning theory, what does helplessness in humans depend a great deal on?
- The cognitions people have about their situation (correct)
- Social interactions
- Genetics
- Environmental factors only
What is an example of learned association between certain stimuli and negative emotional states?
What is an example of learned association between certain stimuli and negative emotional states?
According to the text, when a person feels they have no control over the environment, what emotions can they experience?
According to the text, when a person feels they have no control over the environment, what emotions can they experience?
What is the purpose of the Overcorrection practice?
What is the purpose of the Overcorrection practice?
In the Three-Term Contingency A-B-C Model, what does 'A' represent?
In the Three-Term Contingency A-B-C Model, what does 'A' represent?
What is the goal of Restitution practice?
What is the goal of Restitution practice?
According to the text, what does the Three-Term Contingency A-B-C Model focus on?
According to the text, what does the Three-Term Contingency A-B-C Model focus on?
How does the text suggest one can ultimately change how they feel in life?
How does the text suggest one can ultimately change how they feel in life?
What is the primary function of Glutamate in the brain?
What is the primary function of Glutamate in the brain?
What happens when there is an excessive release of Glutamate?
What happens when there is an excessive release of Glutamate?
Which neurotransmitter is the most abundant in the brain?
Which neurotransmitter is the most abundant in the brain?
What role does Glutamate play in the synapse?
What role does Glutamate play in the synapse?
What is the effect of Glutamate binding to NMDA receptors?
What is the effect of Glutamate binding to NMDA receptors?
What is the main focus of the Morris water maze test?
What is the main focus of the Morris water maze test?
What is the function of a place cell in the context of spatial learning?
What is the function of a place cell in the context of spatial learning?
What does functional imaging studies reveal about the right hippocampus?
What does functional imaging studies reveal about the right hippocampus?
What is the effect of lesions on place neurons in relation to spatial learning?
What is the effect of lesions on place neurons in relation to spatial learning?
What is the significance of enriched environment in animal behavior, as indicated by the text?
What is the significance of enriched environment in animal behavior, as indicated by the text?
