NAIMMCQ Learning and Conditioning Allen (who was bullied as a child) feels anxious whenever he sees a gang of teenagers walking toward him, and as a result usually crosses the street to avoid them. As worded, this example seems to fit well with the ______ of avoidance.

Allen (who was bullied as a child) feels anxious whenever he sees a gang of teenagers walking toward him, and as a result usually crosses the street to avoid them. As worded, this example seems to fit well with the ______ of avoidance.

Learning and Conditioning

Allen (who was bullied as a child) feels anxious whenever he sees a gang of teenagers walking toward him, and as a result usually crosses the street to avoid them. As worded, this example seems to fit well with the ______ of avoidance.

a) Premack principle
b) two-process theory of avoidance
c) one-process theory
d) species-specific defense reaction theory

Answer: B

NAIMMCQ

Allen (who was bullied as a child) feels anxious whenever he sees a gang of teenagers walking toward him, and as a result usually crosses the street to avoid them. As worded, this example seems to fit well with the ______ of avoidance.

Allen (who was bullied as a child) feels anxious whenever he sees a gang of teenagers walking toward him, and as a result usually crosses the street to avoid them. As worded, this example seems to fit well with the ______ of avoidance.

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