Jimmy, age 5, runs to the door every time he hears a car drive by, expecting his mother to come home from work. From a classical conditioning perspective, the sound of the car is:
a) An unconditioned response
b) An unconditioned stimulus
c) A conditioned response
d) A conditioned stimulus
Question 2
Dr. Gallagher was interpreting the results of a Rorschach test, and reported that the client was probably fixated at the anal stage because he saw bathroom items in many of the cards. This is an example of
a) the projective hypothesis.
b) the unreliability of the Rorschach.
c) the Exner scoring system.
d) standardized interpretation.
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