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What does behavior refer to?
What does behavior refer to?
- Involuntary bodily processes
- Physical appearance
- Observable actions and reactions (correct)
- Internal thoughts and feelings
Which level of behavior in humans refers to values, morals, reasons, and will?
Which level of behavior in humans refers to values, morals, reasons, and will?
- Vegetative level
- Instinct level
- Rational psyche human level (correct)
- Animal level
What does the emotional aspect of behavior refer to?
What does the emotional aspect of behavior refer to?
- Social interaction
- Feelings and moods (correct)
- Conscience concept
- Thinking and reasoning
What type of behavior involves the use of senses and sex drives in humans?
What type of behavior involves the use of senses and sex drives in humans?
Which approach of behavior focuses on unconscious motives from childhood?
Which approach of behavior focuses on unconscious motives from childhood?
What does the moral aspect of behavior refer to?
What does the moral aspect of behavior refer to?
What is the difference between overt and covert behavior?
What is the difference between overt and covert behavior?
What type of behavior involves acting without reason or unaware?
What type of behavior involves acting without reason or unaware?
Which level of behavior refers to nurturing, reproduction, and the use of senses for food in humans?
Which level of behavior refers to nurturing, reproduction, and the use of senses for food in humans?
Which method involves observing behavior in the natural setting of a person's background?
Which method involves observing behavior in the natural setting of a person's background?
The psychosexual aspect of behavior involves:
The psychosexual aspect of behavior involves:
Which type of reward adds something desirable to increase the frequency of approved behavior?
Which type of reward adds something desirable to increase the frequency of approved behavior?
Which punishment decreases the frequency of unwanted behavior by removing something desirable?
Which punishment decreases the frequency of unwanted behavior by removing something desirable?
Which approach of behavior emphasizes human actions in relation to events inside the body, especially the brain?
Which approach of behavior emphasizes human actions in relation to events inside the body, especially the brain?
What does heredity refer to?
What does heredity refer to?
What method involves comparing specimens and requires experimentation?
What method involves comparing specimens and requires experimentation?
Which institution is in a strategic position to prevent crime and delinquency?
Which institution is in a strategic position to prevent crime and delinquency?
What is the primary purpose of using positive rewards in shaping behavior?
What is the primary purpose of using positive rewards in shaping behavior?
Which institution is primarily responsible for enforcing laws?
Which institution is primarily responsible for enforcing laws?
What is the main focus of statistical methods in behavioral research?
What is the main focus of statistical methods in behavioral research?
What provides an individual a consistent view of self in relation to the environment?
What provides an individual a consistent view of self in relation to the environment?
Where does a child primarily form fundamental attitudes and habits?
Where does a child primarily form fundamental attitudes and habits?
What refers to the ability of a person to act based on their own free will or choice?
What refers to the ability of a person to act based on their own free will or choice?
Which social environment is described as physical influences stemming from outside contact with other people?
Which social environment is described as physical influences stemming from outside contact with other people?
