Can you come up with examples of learning errors? Project due tomorrow!!?
Q. I need to come up with 3 specific examples from everyday life of learning errors. They can be classical conditioning, operant conditioning, or observational learning errors. Please help me!
Asked by a - Thu Mar 6 22:06:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. and you were doing what for the past 4 weeks when they gave you this assignment?..I would list that under operant
Answered by CanadaClub - Thu Mar 6 22:33:08 2008
Q. I need to come up with 3 specific examples from everyday life of learning errors. They can be classical conditioning, operant conditioning, or observational learning errors. Please help me!
Asked by a - Thu Mar 6 22:06:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. and you were doing what for the past 4 weeks when they gave you this assignment?..I would list that under operant
Answered by CanadaClub - Thu Mar 6 22:33:08 2008
A reproductive biologist is examining reproductive cells at the end of meiosis I. She notices that each of the
Q. 55.A reproductive biologist is examining reproductive cells at the end of meiosis I. She notices that each of the two resulting cells are haploid. She also knows that meiosis II will produce haploid cells. How can her observations be explained? A.There must be an error and she needs to refocus her microscope and look again. B.The cells that resulted from meiosis I are in fact haploid, but are composed of two sister chromatids. The sister chromatids will be pulled apart during meiosis II, producing haploid gametes. C.The cells that resulted from meiosis I are in fact diploid and this explains her observational error and also her knowledge of the meiosis II resulting in haploid cells. D.The cells that resulted from meiosis I are in fact… [cont.]
Asked by lizzie k - Thu Mar 6 17:36:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. B
Answered by angelite16 - Thu Mar 6 17:42:46 2008
Q. 55.A reproductive biologist is examining reproductive cells at the end of meiosis I. She notices that each of the two resulting cells are haploid. She also knows that meiosis II will produce haploid cells. How can her observations be explained? A.There must be an error and she needs to refocus her microscope and look again. B.The cells that resulted from meiosis I are in fact haploid, but are composed of two sister chromatids. The sister chromatids will be pulled apart during meiosis II, producing haploid gametes. C.The cells that resulted from meiosis I are in fact diploid and this explains her observational error and also her knowledge of the meiosis II resulting in haploid cells. D.The cells that resulted from meiosis I are in fact… [cont.]
Asked by lizzie k - Thu Mar 6 17:36:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. B
Answered by angelite16 - Thu Mar 6 17:42:46 2008
1. If you believe that people acquire aggressive behavior by imitating other people who are reinforced for?
Q. behaving aggressively, then you endorse a)observational learning approaches. b)instinct approaches. c)frustration-aggression approaches. d)pathology-aggression approaches. 2.When we initially know that a person has one negative characteristic and then assume that he or she has other uniformly negative characteristic, we are susceptible to the a)assumed-similarity bias. b)self-serving bias. c)fundamental attribution error. d)halo effect 3.Bob and Leslie have just met, and Bob feels that Leslie is quite physically attractive. Because Leslie is attractive, Bob also assumes that she is nice, caring, and generous. Bob's perceptions have been influenced by the a)fundamental attribution error. b)halo effect. c)assumed-similarity bias. d)self- [cont.]
Asked by austin - Fri Aug 10 13:40:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1.a 2.and 3. are either fundamental attribution or halo effect 4. b.
Answered by Freakin' Jesus - Fri Aug 10 14:29:52 2007
Q. behaving aggressively, then you endorse a)observational learning approaches. b)instinct approaches. c)frustration-aggression approaches. d)pathology-aggression approaches. 2.When we initially know that a person has one negative characteristic and then assume that he or she has other uniformly negative characteristic, we are susceptible to the a)assumed-similarity bias. b)self-serving bias. c)fundamental attribution error. d)halo effect 3.Bob and Leslie have just met, and Bob feels that Leslie is quite physically attractive. Because Leslie is attractive, Bob also assumes that she is nice, caring, and generous. Bob's perceptions have been influenced by the a)fundamental attribution error. b)halo effect. c)assumed-similarity bias. d)self- [cont.]
Asked by austin - Fri Aug 10 13:40:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1.a 2.and 3. are either fundamental attribution or halo effect 4. b.
Answered by Freakin' Jesus - Fri Aug 10 14:29:52 2007
Do you belong to the "new Church of Global Warming"?
Q. Do you belong to the "new Church of Global Warming"?
Asked by mano w - Mon Feb 5 14:54:17 2007 - - 34 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope!!!
Answered by Poison - Mon Feb 5 14:56:22 2007
Q. Do you belong to the "new Church of Global Warming"?
Asked by mano w - Mon Feb 5 14:54:17 2007 - - 34 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope!!!
Answered by Poison - Mon Feb 5 14:56:22 2007
please help me with this?
Q. i know this is un related but the other answer areas seem dead. but hi can anyone tell me what and if i need to change anything for my ucas personal statement. i am applying for a game art degree thanks. and i know i have spellin mistakes but i am talkin about the contex thanks. I ve always been Passiontide about art and design, ever since I was young; I use to enjoy making scrap books and sketching all different kinds of imaginative things. Peers in my class use to always come to me and ask if I would sketch them an image or help them create a sculpture, I always new from then on that art and design is a career I wanted to pursuit in. Througt my school years I worked more in 2d design, sketching and painting, it wasn t into I attended… [cont.]
Asked by Laura - Sun Nov 1 14:16:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. i know this is un related but the other answer areas seem dead. but hi can anyone tell me what and if i need to change anything for my ucas personal statement. i am applying for a game art degree thanks. and i know i have spellin mistakes but i am talkin about the contex thanks. I ve always been Passiontide about art and design, ever since I was young; I use to enjoy making scrap books and sketching all different kinds of imaginative things. Peers in my class use to always come to me and ask if I would sketch them an image or help them create a sculpture, I always new from then on that art and design is a career I wanted to pursuit in. Througt my school years I worked more in 2d design, sketching and painting, it wasn t into I attended… [cont.]
Asked by Laura - Sun Nov 1 14:16:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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