Part One—Identifications (approx. 15 minutes) Answer 5 of 10 Worth 3 points each Give identification, date, and historical significance for each Niagara Movement Spanish-American War Triangle Shirtwaist Fire “One Drop Rule” Jacob Riis Hull House Abrams vs United States Jay Gould Haymarket Riot Zimmerman Telegram

​For a person who truly regards money as the root of all evil, accepting a bribe would likely function as a(n) _____ punisher.

​Which procedure is especially likely to result in strong emotional responses such as crying or other displays of distress?

​For Salima, who has been diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder, checking the apartment door to make sure it is locked results in a(n) _____ in feelings of _____.

​Dan hates doing his taxes. As a result, when the tax deadline is approaching, Dan seems to do everything but his taxes. He cleans his apartment, washes his car, takes on extra shifts at work, and even volunteers to organize a block party. With which theory of punishment is his behavior most consistent?

Prior to Stampfl’s experiment, which critical factor in phobic behavior patterns was absent in most experimental avoidance procedures​?

​When Larry went swimming in the mountain lake, he almost froze to death and never again tried it. This is an example of _____ punishment.

Janice has OCD. She is bothered by thoughts that she has left her apartment door unlocked. This thought pattern is best classified as​:

​In a dance competition, the judges are mostly concerned with the _____ of the behavior.

​Roberto was severely chastised by Ms. Veneka for asking inappropriate questions in class. Problems arising from this include the possibility that Roberto may: