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According to Horney, a normal person differs from a person who is neurotic in that a normal person:

​In blocking, the presence of a(n) _____ interferes with conditioning of a new CS.

​You are acquainted with Colin and his wife. One day, Colin says something very insulting to you, which makes you very angry with him. Later, when you meet his wife on the street, you also feel anger toward her. This scenario is an example of

According to Horney, the neurotic trend of moving toward other people is associated with the:

​Zoe has had her pet terrier, Roscoe, for several years. Although Zoe has twice been bitten by Roscoe recently, she is completely unafraid of him. This is most likely an example of the _____ effect.

A researcher is showing a participant in a study a series of words and pictures for such a brief time that they could not consciously perceive them. The researcher is most likely studying:

A differential white blood cell count (“diff”) determines the percentages of each type of 

​ If a rat always receives a shock following the presentation of an 800-Hz tone, it will show a stronger fear response to the presentation of a(n) _____ tone than a _____ tone.

​When we have reached the maximum amount of conditioning that can be obtained in a particular situation, we say we have reached the _____ of conditioning.

​Most of your colleagues have their coffee breaks in the staff lounge. One day, in the meeting room, a couple of them verbally attack you, causing you to feel quite anxious. Later that day, you also feel anxious when you are in the staff lounge, even though no one else is present. This example best illustrates