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lidoalex

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While looking at a painting in an art gallery, many of Jinan's brain cells fire in response to lines presented at various angles, while others fire in response to specific colors. These brain cells are termed _____.
 
  A) pitch detectors
  B) feature detectors
  C) sensory adaptors
  D) olfactory nerves

Question 2

Which of the following is true of social cognitive theory?
 
  A) It focuses on observable behavior and the situations in which behavior occurs.
  B) It focuses on learning by observation.
  C) It does consider personal variables to be important to understand people.
  D) It does not see people as influencing their environment.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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