Norman really wants to become a professional fly fisherman, so he makes an exhaustive list of all the blocks and obstacles that might prevent him from doing so. Each day he reviews that list and mentally rehearses it, so he’s certain he hasn’t missed
any impediments that might stop him. In the Mental Contrasting with Implementation Intentions (MCII) system, which strategy is Norman using?
a) indulging
b) restructuring
c) inciting
d) dwelling
Answer: d
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a. control question. b. crime-relevant question. c. peremptory challenge. d. reconstructive memory.
Which statement does not support Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences??
a. ?Modern intelligence tests have both verbal and performance scales. b. ?Many people with average scores on intelligence tests have exceptional ability in specific areas. c. ?Biology provides raw capacities that culture and environment enable differently in each individual. d. ?Different intelligences normally interact but can function independently of one another.
The information processing approach to cognitive development is inspired by the analogy of the
A) continental drift. B) digital computer. C) ferris wheel. D) ballistic missile.
Dr. Ramorey wants 90-year-old Mr. Higgins to participate in a research study that involves moderate risks. Mr. Higgins is incapable of consenting. Which of the following would best state your advice regarding Mr
Higgins's participation in the study? A) He should not be allowed to participate in the study under any circumstances. B) He should be allowed to participate in the study regardless of the benefit. C) He should only be allowed to participate in the study if his participation will benefit others. D) He should only be allowed to participate in the study if it is likely to benefit him directly.