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Ashley is riding on an elevator when the lights suddenly go off and the elevator stops,
   trapping her inside. After an hour, electricity is restored and Ashley is able to safely
   exit the elevator.
 
  Ashley subsequently refuses to ride on an elevator because she is
   afraid. Ashley's fear is the result of ______.
   a. psychodynamic conditioning c. classical conditioning
   b. negative reinforcement d. aversive conditioning

Question 2

A bogus treatment designed to look real and used in research to control for subjects'
   expectations is ______.
 
  a. an experimental blind c. an extraneous variable
   b. a placebo d. a situational factor



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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