In social-cognitive theory, expectancies are a. personal ...

[burton19126]

In social-cognitive theory, expectancies are
 
  a. personal predictions about the outcome of behavior.
  b. a defense mechanism in which one's expectancies keep one from recognizing one's true motives.
  c. stable patterns of behavior across time and situations. d. how other people predict one's own behavior.
  e. values placed on desired outcomes.

Question 2

In a typical classical conditioning experiment by Pavlov, a buzzer or tone serves as a(n)
 
  a. neutral stimulus that is paired with a conditioned response.
  b. conditioned stimulus that becomes a neutral stimulus through the process of association. c. unconditioned stimulus that becomes a conditioned stimulus.
  d. neutral stimulus that becomes an unconditioned stimulus. e. neutral stimulus that becomes a conditioned stimulus.

[brittiany.barnes]

Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

e

[burton19126]

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[komodo7]

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