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storky111

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Of the following suggestions for how we can build our self-esteem, which is most likely to have been made by Albert Ellis?
 
  a. create a sense of meaningfulness in your life b. acquire competencies
  c. set realistic, achievable goals
  d. enhance self-efficacy expectations
  e. challenge the need for constant approval

Question 2

Your significant other gives you a compliment, and you smile at him/her. The probability that s/he will give you another compliment increases. This is an example of which type of learning?
 
  a. Latent learning
  b. Insight learning
  c. Observational learning
  d. Classical conditioning e. Instrumental learning



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Answer to Question 1

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