As described in the text, behavioral models of abnormality assume that abnormal behavior
a. is learned in much the same way that normal behavior is learned.
b. is best explained by a different set of learning principles than those governing normal behavior. c. is largely unlearned, but can be brought under the influence of the environment.
d. is the result of a blockage of a person's natural potential.
e. is largely the result of genetics, but can be influenced by learning.
Question 2
Where memory is concerned, the hippocampus .
a. is involved with processing procedural memories, but not dispositional information
b. is involved with processing emotional memories, but not memories of factual information c. is involved with processing memories of factual information, but not emotional memories
d. is involved with processing long-term memories, but not memories of intermediate duration e. is involved with processing semantic and episodic memories, but not procedural memories
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