Question

you are having dinner at your friends house. in your mind, you note that the pasta your friend has served tastes good but is a bit undercooked. this is an example of ______. operant conditioning dual attitudes univalenced decision - making behavioral genetics

Explanation:

Dual attitudes refer to having two different evaluations of the same object—an implicit (automatic, unconscious) attitude and an explicit (conscious, deliberative) attitude. In this case, the pasta tastes good (positive implicit or explicit aspect) but is undercooked (negative aspect), showing two - sided evaluations. Operant conditioning is about learning through consequences of behavior. Univalenced decision - making would imply a single - sided evaluation. Behavioral genetics is about the role of genes in behavior.

Answer:

dual attitudes