Behavioral decision theory draws heavily on ________ and is a rational process in which individuals ________.
A. behaviorism; make choices based on rewards and punishments
B. information-processing theory; naturally advance in cognitive skills
C. psychoanalytic theory; are forced to think about the root of their behaviors
D. economics; calculate the costs and benefits
Answer: D
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A. object permanence B. conservation C. assimilation D. reversibility
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A. The IRB would allow it as it was conducted. B. The IRB would allow it as long as the mother was present. C. The IRB would allow the rat but not the bunny. D. The IRB would not allow the experiment.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.