Question

answer the following questions. 1) drag and drop the terms with the definitions. a process at the end of which a specific behavior is elicited by a specific stimulus a psychologist who studies conflicts and motives in the subconscious mind a reward or punishment intended to alter a response to a stimulus hypothesis that personality is the result of interplay between conflicting conscious and unconscious forces choices psychodynamic theory psychoanalyst conditioning reinforcement

Explanation:

1. Match each definition to the corresponding term based on core psychological concepts:

• Conditioning refers to learning where a stimulus triggers a specific behavior.
• A psychoanalyst is a specialist in unconscious conflicts/motives.
• Reinforcement uses rewards/punishments to modify responses.
• Psychodynamic theory focuses on conscious-unconscious interplay shaping personality.

Answer:

• a process at the end of which a specific behavior is elicited by a specific stimulus: conditioning
• a psychologist who studies conflicts and motives in the subconscious mind: psychoanalyst
• a reward or punishment intended to alter a response to a stimulus: reinforcement
• hypothesis that personality is the result of interplay between conflicting conscious and unconscious forces: psychodynamic theory