Which sequence best represents the coding of action research data?
a. open, axial, selective
b. axial, selective, open
c. selective, open, axial
d. axial, open, selective
e. selective, axial, open
Question 2
Jerald, a budding young artist of four, decides to use his mother's new white shag carpet as a canvas for his peanut butter and jelly impressionist piece. When his mother (who does not appreciate art) discovers his work, she grabs Jerald by the collar, pulls him toward her, and give him a stern smack on the bottom. Jerald ceases smearing the carpet with peanut butter and jelly. This treatment of Jerald is a good example of
a. negative reinforcement.
b. Type I punishment.
c. extinction.
d. Type II punishment.
Nitrogen fluxes in Sycamore Creek, Arizona (data from Grimm 1988).
Evolutionary tree derived from amino acid sequence comparisons
Coding for immunizations.
Frequency coding: how action potentials convey intensity of stimuli.
The sequence and postulated structure of glycophorin A
Open pit mining creates immense holes at the surface