d. Which of the following statements about the effects of harsh punishment is true? b. B) Authoritarian C) Both boys and girls are equally likely to be sexually abused. Which of the following statements regarding intelligence tests in schools is true? Punishment teaches new behaviours. Milleson (1967) stated: Few of us are affected by the high cost of crime. Doing so reminds the practitioner that the technique produces physical discomfort. actions. b. Deception cannot be used in any studies with human beings. c. compared to other racial and ethnic groups, White non-Hispanics are disproportionately sentenced . index crime. In recent years, it has become routine, if not obligatory, to accompany efforts to reduce problem behaviors in individuals . The members of one group are considered "boys being boys," and the members of the other are considered "troublemakers." 572. Punishment is a . C) More; wider and less slanted organized crime. b. Ex: a dentist visit and pain, acquiring or changing a behavior after exposure to another individual performing this behavior B) Are slightly younger. c. Comparing biological and psychological approaches to criminality, a sociologist would argue that they both The historic role of the Church in establishing human dignity cannot be overstated. conflict theory. b. Which of the following statements about harsh punishment is true. How could you use behavior modification, specifically positive reinforcement, to change your behavior? It is impossible for an individual to find the exact same stimulus to be both reinforcing and punishing. Two decades of research have found strong correlation between young children's exposure to harsh and excessive punishment and antisocial behavior and conduct disorders as adolescents and adults. Joe is a straight-A student and wants to go to a four-year college after high school. If punishment occurs only in some stimulus conditions and not in others, the suppressive effects of punishment will be most prevalent under those conditions. D) Resilience is less common among children with a mastery-oriented approach to new situations. It can be used to attain objectives forbidden by law; for example, by defrauding or gaining an unfair market advantage.It is an agreement among firms or individuals to . They compromise the relationships young Latino and African American men have with teachers, neighbors, and authority figures. a. Network models are ineffective in identifying people, places, and belongings related to a person of interest. d. There is a genetic predisposition for alcoholism that will cause those with that predisposition to become alcoholics, with little regard to their environment. A stimulus change that has been paired with numerous forms of unconditioned and conditioned punishers becomes a generalized conditioned punisher. retreatists. B) The stigma of teenage parenthood is much worse and many couples refuse to adopt the baby of a teenage mother. an act that is universally wrong. Positive reinforcement tends to be much more effective than negative . c. d. Rather than delivering an aversive stimulus (punishment) or a reward (positive reinforcement), negative reinforcement works by . The Ten Commandments are series of religious and moral imperatives that are recognized as a moral foundation in several of the Abrahamic religions, including the Catholic Church. What is your positivereinforce? Previously neutral stimuli can also become conditioned punishers for humans without direct physical pairing with another punisher. Amelia has acquired _______________. Select one: Mark 0 00 cout of 1 00 a. A teacher uses negative punishment when he or she removes something that is pleasant. This may be done on the basis that such material is considered objectionable, harmful, sensitive, or "inconvenient". What are the top two leading causes of childhood mortality in industrialized nations? C) Steadily maintain; accelerates over time John's father's messages could play a key role in John's adoption of a _______________. It appears that by presenting a varied format of commonly used punishers, inappropriate behaviors may further increase without the use of more intrusive punishment procedures. b. the reports do not accurately reflect crime rates because they include only those crimes reported to law enforcement agencies. A) Most experts feel that intelligence testing in schools should be mandatory. d. Community policing gets citizens involved in identifying and prosecuting law breakers. Your date arrives an hour late, and you refuse to speak to her for the rest of the evening. how women's experiences with the criminal justice system are influenced by certain gendered assumptions about appropriate male and female roles. Permanent response suppression may occur when complete suppression of behavior to a zero rate of responding has been achieved with intense punishment. b. A) Authoritative Think of a behavior that you have that you would like to change. You realize that police officers are sexist. 2.deliver the punisher at the beginning of a behavioral .sequence a. Crime typically carried out by people in the more affluent sectors of society is called petty thefts b. They are provided excellent support services to meet their needs in these situations. Elicitation of undesirable emotional response and aggression. b. Which of the following . D) Circle. Their cognitive performance declines. It can change a child's feelings about the punisher. white-collar crime. The punisher's behavior tends to be negatively reinforced by the immediate cessation of the punished behavior. Inflammatory statements such as, "I told you so." Learning from experiences that produce pain or discomfort, or the loss of reinforcers, has survival value for the individual and for the species. Self-Injurious Behavior inhibiting System (SIBIS) unintentional injuries and bicycle accidents. Jonathan views himself as reaching great heights of omnipotence and also sinking to unusual depths of despair. By age 7 or 8, children _______________. D) Diabetes. differential association theory Punishment has occurred when a response is followed immediately by a stimulus change that decreases the future frequency of similar responses. Chapter 1. D) Healthy self-image. the installation of burglar alarms D) Say lying is always bad. a. Offenses committed by large corporations in society are called index crime. Sleep is a biological reinforcer and Annabel was sleep deprived. He begins to see himself as a delinquent while there. The punishment must be consistent b. d. The people with the highest levels of LDL are Mexican American males and non-Hispanic black females. B) Agreement between parents and other caregivers to be consistent with rules and discipline. c. To increase his chances of getting the extra points, Steve consistently turns in the homework. What do your textbook authors believe is one of the biggest contributing factors in the decline of crime? Which of the following statements is true regarding punishment. the aging population d. Adolescents whose favorite actors smoke in movies are much more likely to smoke (Tickle, Sargent, Dalton, Beach, & Heatherton, 2001). D) Children's use of the passive voice leads to a change in their humor. Azim specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders and everyday behavior problems, but cannot prescribe medicine because he is not an M.D. Jason was a happy child who did well in school but began displaying antisocial behavior around age 13, and gradually moved to more severe delinquent acts. Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme The more immediate and thorough the punishing stimulus is the greater it will reduce future responding. A) Linguistic, emotional, and practical China D) Authoritarian parenting. B) Feeling different, confusion, and self-acceptance b. B) Academic achievement D) Maintains that biological factors have a greater impact on gender typing than environmental factors. labeling theory D) Seriation. Which of the following three-phase sequences do many homosexual adolescents and adults move through in coming out to themselves and others? A) Problem-centered coping. A) Fathers engage in as much caregiving as mothers. are applied evenly across the population. According to Sarah Brayne, what is a problem associated with police departments using big data? It should be followed, whenever possible, by the reinforcement of desirable behavior c. It should not involve physical abuse; instead, parents can use ti; Regarding mild punishment, which of the following statements is true? It is dawning on the public to try and firevent, or at least to arrest, disease. d. Electoral Registrars under the C) Maintains that children acquire gender-typed responses through modeling and reinforcement. c. corporate crime. The delivery of verbal reprimands following the occurrence of misbehavior is an example of attempted positive punishment. The effectiveness of punisher is modulated by the reinforcement contingencies maintaining the problem behavior. C) Tends to create increased gender-stereotyped beliefs in children. Men are more likely to be victims and perpetrators of crime compared with women. An experiment by sociologist Devah Pager showed that when applying for jobs, a black man with no criminal history had the same success as B. a. Juan has developed an ability called__________. 1 / 17. A) All at once. At 20C20^{\circ} \mathrm{C}20C, 0.100g0.100 \mathrm{~g}0.100g of the gaseous compound occupies a volume of 22.1mL22.1 \mathrm{~mL}22.1mL and exerts a pressure of 1.02atm1.02 \mathrm{~atm}1.02atm. A) Authoritative A) Violent programming creates short-term increases in aggression, but does not have long-term negative consequences. A) Rigid control theory Spending on corrections has risen dramatically over the past three decades. Mothers engage in _______ __ more often than fathers, whereas fathers engage in __________ more often than mothers. What are some of the psychosocial effects of maturing earlier in girls and boys? A growing number of states have done away with the death penalty in recent years, either through legislation or a court ruling. primary deviance. B) Many authoritative parents simply lack confidence in their ability to influence their child's behavior. How could you use behaviormodification, specifically positive reinforcement, to change your behavior? c. D) Leads fathers to take on greater child-care responsibilities. D) Most obese children "grow out of it" by adolescence. Dibaca: 160. . punishment is most effective when the learner can make other responses for reinforcement. A) Gender intensification. B) Athletic and academic ability In countries that have eliminated the death penalty, the majority tend to oppose it. Thus, utilitarians take special favor in How could you use behaviormodification, specifically positive reinforcement, to change your behavior? c. The rights and well-being of the participants must come first. b. b. how women's experiences with the criminal justice system are influenced by certain gendered assumptions about appropriate male and female roles. See Answer. B) Is usually a lifelong disorder. labeling theory. Overcorrection Ethical Considerations/Least restrictive Alternative, The doctrine of the least restrictive alternative holds that less intrusive procedures must be tried first and found to be ineffective before more intrusive procedures are implemented. b. D) Form of supervision in which parents exercise general oversight while letting children take charge of moment-by-moment decision making. Harsh punishment in response to encopresis: A) aggravates the problem and causes anxiety. Which of the following statements correctly describes negative reinforcement? D) School-age children often avoid making social comparisons when describing themselves. c. Which of the following best illustrates community policing? According to Durkheim, what is the main consequence of anomie? Elliot Aronson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers, Timothy D. Wilson, Operations Management: Sustainability and Supply Chain Management, Information Technology Project Management: Providing Measurable Organizational Value. You learn about the high cost of the speeding ticket and will not speed to avoid paying the high cost. Based on the recent New Zealand study that investigated whether a child's propensity for aggression was linked to biological factors present at birth, with which statement would researchers most likely agree? Punishment tends to terminate the punished behavior quickly. protect the working class from being exploited by the capitalist elite. C) Permissive child-rearing style where the child takes responsibility for making rules. A) It helps children form a dominance hierarchy. d. B) Fathers spend more time than mothers with school-age children. Punishment, when factored in as a consequence, can therefore prevent (deter) crime. A) Gay, lesbian, and bisexual youths are at a high risk for suicide. differential association theory. However, when he fails, his father says, "You can't do that, can you? Which of the following is necessary for a punishment to work? But when a dispute arises, he reverses himself: "Sam is not my friend!" It is n prevention that Dr Tibbies' Vi-Cocoa plays an i d. The greater the proportion of responses that are followed by the punisher, the greater the response reduction. b. In countries that have eliminated the death penalty, the majority tend to oppose it. The crisis in Iran that erupted in September 2022 seems to have no end in sight. A) Consider prosocial and antisocial intentions for truthfulness. corporate crime. Komentar: 0. Which eating disorder is easier to treat? d. A) Harshly treated children are rarely aggressive toward other children. sociological view It puts individuals who are already under suspicion under new, deeper, quantified forms of surveillance masked by objectivity. b. d. Expand observations to include collateral or parallel behaviors. conformists. Edwin Lemert would consider the crimes Diego commits after being released Which of the following statements about punishment and behavioral modification are true? c. c. B) There is no evidence that spanking can lead to poor mental health. c. Nicky found the movie so awful that he ran out of the theater to get away from it. D) Formal group membership, From third to sixth grade, boys tend to _______________ their identification with "masculine" personality traits, whereas girls' identification with "feminine" personality traits _______________. B) Resilience enables children to use internal and external resources to cope with adversity. A) Starts with what she knows, conducts observations, and revises her approach to problem solving. A) Most public schools teach abstinence only, which does little to prepare teens for safe sex. B) Handle stressful events better than most adults. Explain your reasoning. C) Genetic; nurtured a white man with no work experience. d. c. Ashton is a junior in high school and seems uninterested in college or trade school. a. Provide an example of how 3 year olds typically describe themselves (their self-understanding or self-concept). A) Sickle cell anemia. strain theory A) Resilience is a preexisting attribute rather than a capacity that develops over time. Parallels process to a reinforcer assessment (Ch. control theory to identify students who are gifted or have disabilities in schools. Every instance of the inappropriate behavior should be punished. Top Answer. b. Seven-year-old Juan can efficiently arrange a series of sticks of different lengths from shortest to longest. local organizations, government agencies, and businesses working together Gardner believes that__________. a. Varying the form of the punishers stimulus enhanced the punishing effect. Some of the first attempts to explain crime emphasized biological factors. If crime is seen as the product of deprivation or social disorganization, policies might be aimed at b. 5.use mediation with a response to punishment delay mile Durkheim life expectancy decreases for young black males; school performance of children worsens. They compromise the relationships young Latino and African American men have with teachers, neighbors, and authority figures. developing high self-esteem for at-risk youth. a. about the same as those reported by official agencies, confirming the accuracy of those reports. XXXXX c. Punishment may produce undesirable side effects. A prisoner's sentence is reduced by a year for good behavior. 7 A) Less; longer, narrower, and more slanted murder and nonnegligent homicide rate Throughout adolescence, __________ is the single most consistent predictor of mental health. Crime is a personal choice. A) Vocabulary growth is much slower in middle childhood than in early childhood. D) Encourage children to view others' traits as fixed, In middle childhood, _______________ Children who believe that people's personality of trust and sensitivity. B) Aggressive children have a greater appetite for violent TV programming than nonaggressive children. Which of the following statements about David and Jason is true? Punishment teaches new behaviours. Anomie, Which of the following sociological theories views deviance as necessary for society and contributing to its overall stability? a. D) Is more difficult to treat in girls than boys. United States. When his friends encourage him to skip class and hang out with them, he refuses to do so because he doesn't want to jeopardize his GPA. D) Are flexible until about age 5, after which they become more rigid. A) Preschool children are better than school-age children at "reading" others' messages and internalizing their expectations. B) Organization When asked "Tell me about yourself," which of the following is 3-year-old Brittany the most likely to say? this increase in life expectancy is not related to the decline in violence. It followed Colorado (2020), New Hampshire (2019), Washington (2018), Delaware (2016), Maryland (2013), Connecticut (2012), Illinois (2011 . Developing and Using a Punishment Policy Can Provide Procedural Safeguards. Punishment only supprosses behaviors and does not ostablish now, desired behaviors. B) Adults whose parents used corporal punishment tend to reject such discipline. burglary rate B) Class inclusion. d. Availability of reinforcement for an alternative behavior. Even in countries that have eliminated the death penalty, the majority tend to support it. Name and describe the four different styles of play. C) Learned-helpless; luck C) The personal fable With around-the-clock expert help and a community of over 250,000 knowledgeable members, you can find the help you need, whenever you need it. d. (Be3+,Z=4 ), find the shortest wavelength of the Lyman series for Be3+\mathrm{Be}^{3+}Be3+. The resonances at 44.2\delta 44.244.2 and 212.6\delta 212.6212.6 have very low intensity. Punishment, especially escape /avoidance punishment in the form of aversive stimulation, may evoke aggressive behavior with respondent and operant components. C) Crowd. State governments are doing a good job of ensuring that inmates are housed, fed, and provided medical care. D) Confusion, embarrassment, and resignation, In the United States, 1 out of _____ sexually active teenagers contracts a sexually transmitted disease each year. the reports focus on embezzlement, a crime typically committed by the middle class. John B. Watson had planned to extinguish Little Albert's conditional response to the rat .Which of the following techniques would have achieved that goal? a. the majority of Western countries permit capital punishment. A) Punishment (if not harsh) may be effective if it is instructional. morality training for those in prison. a. C) Perspective-taking skills are crucial for developing a self-concept based on personality traits. Punishment tactics may model undesirable behaviors. a. d. According to the textbook, a key reason that New York's "stop and frisk" policy was banned by a federal judge was that strain theory. C) Reversibility. In fact, in organisms of higher intelligence it can lead to rebellious and counterproductive outcomes. control theory. Physically intervening as soon as the person begins to emit the problem behavior to prevent or "block" the completion of the response has been shown to be effective in reducing the frequency of some problem behaviors. Teenage pregnancies are a far greater problem today than several decades ago because _________. boys popular, socialable leaders, positive body image. They give up hope of achieving success but still value the idea of success. B) Most colleges and universities require professors to engage students in discussions involving moral reasoning. functionalist theory Which of the following interventions should he use? C) English-speaking children use the active voice more frequently than the passive voice during the school years. C) Bulimia. The United States is the only nation in the world in which the majority of citizens support capital punishment. freely chosen. D) Problem-centered. B) Authoritarian b. Which of the following statements about punishment is true? Middle-ear infections become __________ frequent in middle childhood because the Eustachian tube becomes __________. 3.punish each instance of the behavior initially a. What is the first guideline for doing research with people? As a principle of behavior, punishment is not about punishing the person. Censorship can be conducted by governments, private institutions and other controlling bodies. Severe punishment creates fear and anxiety. D) Delinquency. Multiple Choice 1 0 punishment is best used as a last resort. Research shows that declines in well-being following divorce are greatest for _______________. B) Traditional intelligence tests accurately assess the complexity of human behavior. Steve's Intro Psych instructor collects homework assignments after every class. B) Permitting their children to act inappropriately on some occasions. Maggie passed Piaget's class inclusion problem. D) Order items along a quantitative dimension. C) Fathers are more knowledgeable than mothers about children's everyday activities. A) Close friendship, romantic appeal, and job competence c. John Watson, the founder of behaviorism, had a strong influence on the study of psychology, including thinking about learning. a. this increase in life expectancy is equivalent to what would happen if we were to eliminate the obesity epidemic altogether. Kim's parents have a(n) __________ style of child rearing. b. 6.supplement punishment with complementary interventions True b. Punishment does not teach new behaviors. d. A) College students are no more advanced in moral reasoning than young people who enter the workforce immediately after high school. 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