Seligman and Maier used a(n) _____________ design to test whether the controllability of the shock, rather than the shock itself, caused the helplessness.
a. integrated
b. triadic
c. double-blind
d. controlled
Question 2
In almost any situation, such as a school or long-term care facility, the way to avoid learned helplessness in the children or residents is to allow them
a. control, especially over potentially aversive situations.
b. plenty of positive feedback.
c. carefully controlled activities that avoid danger and threat.
d. There is no way to avoid learned helplessness in institutions.
Allen Test: An occluded ulnar artery results in continued pallor of the hand while the radial artery
Rinne test: A. Place the base of the tuning fork on the mastoid process. B. Place tuning fork in fro
Types of Etiology of Shock
Performing the Trendelenburg’s test: Applying tourniquet
The Turing Test
Mendel’s test cross to verify independent assortment