Read the scenario, and answer the following questions using bullet points: Dylan, a 27-year-old accountant, recently began waking up at 5:30 AM every morning to go for a 3-mile run. This is a new routine for Dylan. Until two months ago, Dylan described herself as “not a morning person” and rarely exercised. Her friends are surprised by the change and often ask what “motivated” her. Dylan says, “I just felt like I needed a change. Running clears my mind.” According to her roommate, Dylan began her new routine after a breakup. During her first week of running, Dylan posted pictures of sunrise views and received dozens of supportive comments on social media. She also started tracking her runs using a fitness app that gives her weekly “streak” badges and sends her positive messages like, “You crushed it today!” Now, even on cold, rainy days, Dylan still gets up to run and posts her progress online. Her mood appears more upbeat overall, and she often encourages others to try running.   Identify the public and private events in the scenario. Explain Dylan’s running as a behavioral activity using mentalism. Explain Dylan’s running as a behavioral activity using a radical behaviorist’s view. 

How did nationalism affect global politics in the 19th and 20th centuries?

The American colonies were the only colonies to hold a revolution, or rebellion, against a colonial empire. 

Before John B. Watson suggested that behavior be the subject matter of psychology, psychologists and philosophers studied the “mind” and referred to other internal events to explain behavior. Explain why these references are unreliable, and describe how behavior analysis explains behavioral events. 

Which of the following is the most common tissue in the body, providing support to various other tissues?

Before John B. Watson suggested that behavior be the subject matter of psychology, psychologists and philosophers studied the “mind” and referred to other internal events to explain behavior. Explain why these references are unreliable, and describe how behavior analysis explains behavioral events. 

Radical behaviorism and methodological behaviorism are rooted in different viewpoints, taking different perspectives on an inner-outer dualism and how they explain behavior. Describe the perspective and ways each behaviorism takes on an inner-outer dualism to explain behavior.

Which lab results will be elevated when gallbladder disease is present?

Radical behaviorism and methodological behaviorism are rooted in different viewpoints, taking different perspectives on an inner-outer dualism and how they explain behavior. Describe the perspective and ways each behaviorism takes on an inner-outer dualism to explain behavior.

A 60-year-old male patient presents with elevated prostate-specific antigen (PSA), macroscopic hematuria, and a decrease in the amount of ejaculated fluid. Sonogram demonstrates a hypervascular enlarged prostate gland. What is the most likely diagnosis?