During a science experiment, Ethan repeats the steps aloud to himself: “Measure 50 mL of water, add blue dye, stir gently.” He repeats the sequence until he can do it correctly without looking at the instructions.

A 9-year-old student is learning new vocabulary words for a reading assignment. The teacher encourages the student to say each new word aloud several times and use it in a sentence. Question: Which cognitive strategy is the student using?

After Audra watches her father bake cookies, Audra knows how to bake cookies. The change in Audra’s knowledge due to an observational experience is an example of:

Negative punishment _____ undesired behavior, whereas negative reinforcement _____ desired behavior.

Although _____ studied the digestive system of dogs, he is BEST known for his pioneering work on classical conditioning.

The physical and mental consequences of the delayed adjustment of your biological clock when you travel across time zones is known as:

Events, stimuli, and other consequences that increase the likelihood of a behavior recurring are called:

According to operant conditioning, we make connections between:

Topic: Generational Barriers How do Morrie and Mitch’s generational differences impact communication? What strategies help them overcome these barriers?

Topic: Therapeutic Communication How is silence used as therapeutic communication? Identify several moments when it is used. How does this add to the nurse-patient relationship?