According to Skinner, when we clap our hands over our mouths to avoid laughing at someone else's mistakes, we are exercising a form of self-control called:
a. physical aid
b. manipulating emotional conditions
c. physical restraint
d. performing alternative responses
Question 2
In Skinner's view, personality involves:
a. seeing the person as an originating agent of his/her behavior
b. the systematic examination of the unique learning history and unique genetic background of the individual
c. seeing the person in terms of a collection of traits which direct behavior
d. an examination of the many traits and instincts that govern behavior
Adjusting a valve takes both hands—one to hold the wrench to loosen and tighten the lock nut and ...
Thoracic cage. Avoid heavy pressure over the sternum and xiphoid process; caution over rib cage.
Dry hands and forearms thoroughly with clean paper towels to prevent chapping.
Apply effleurage to face with palms. Place the hands gently on the face with fingertips at the jaw. ...
Squeeze hands and fingers. Compress and broaden the hand. Squeeze along each finger.
Kids holding hands in school