Types of Behavior: Goal-Directed vs Conditioned Behavior

What type of behavior occurs when an individual has a specific need and acts in ways to satisfy that need?

Which type of behavior occurs after persistent experience, training, or practice to respond to specific stimuli?

What behavior occurs when a goal is not achieved within the expected time frame?

Which behavior type is outward and observable by others?

Which behavior type is internal and cannot be seen by others?

What is the term for behavior that occurs after persistent experience, training, and practice over time to respond to specific stimuli?

What type of learning occurs when individuals adapt their behavior as a result of their social environment?

What is the term for a stimulus that elicits a response without prior learning?

Which form of learning involves individuals reflecting on their own behavior and evaluating it by their own standards?

What is the simplest form of learning that enables individuals to adapt to regular environmental variables?

Which of the following learning processes involves creating associations between stimuli?

Which type of learning goes beyond forming associations, unlike classical and operant conditioning?

Are changes that occur from learning usually short-term?

What is the term for a stimulus that, through conditioning, elicits a response?

Which type of observational learning involves individuals watching the behavior of others and imitating it?

Why is learning efficient, according to the text?

In the context of learning, which term refers to a type of learning that occurs through rewards and punishments?

What is the term for learning that occurs through observing others' behaviors and their consequences?

What are the key elements of a relationship characterized in the text?

Which element is essential for effective communication according to the text?

What is the purpose of encoding a message?

Which aspect is important in the communication process for the recipient?

What might hinder the recipient from receiving a message effectively?

How many elements are involved in receiving a message according to the text?

What does spending time with friends communicate?

Which of the following is a barrier to effective communication?

What does being on time communicate about a person?

What does poor listening often lead to?

According to social psychologists, what percentage of meaning can be lost during communication?

What is the difference between hearing and listening?