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01:830:101 Lecture 10: Principles of Psychology 101 Module: 18 Forgetting and Amnesia

United States

General Psychology

Psychology

Dr. Nan Jacobson Wise

Rutgers University

<div>Operant conditioning is a learning process in which subjects learn to associate ________.</div>
<div>A. their own behaviors with specific consequences</div>
<div>B. unconditioned responses with conditioned stimuli</div>
<div>C. the actions of others with their own responses</div>
<div>D. unconditioned stimuli with conditioned responses</div>

<p>A chromosome is: A) synonymous with the term "gene" B) a coiled molecule of DNA that is covered by protein C) the portion of the gene that carries the hereditary blueprint D) the observable characteristics produced by a given genetic makeup E) synonymous with the term "phenotype"</p>

<p>45. A chromosome is: A) synonymous with the term "gene" B) a coiled molecule of DNA that is covered by protein C) the portion of the gene that carries the hereditary blueprint D) the observable characteristics produced by a given genetic makeup E) synonymous with the term "phenotype"</p>

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