Because she believes in overlapping waves theory, Serena would most likely argue that her six-year-old daughter, Venus,
a. is in the formal stage of thinking.
b. has multiple problem strategies available to her.
c. cannot recall any event prior to her third birthday.
d. has no recognition memory.
b
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Which of the following components of a sexual harassment policy would be illegal?
a. All complaints must be investigated b. The punishment must be severe c. Complaints must be kept confidential d. All of three are legal and good policy
Juanita is in a convenience store considering which soda to buy. She recalls a commercial for BigFizz she saw on TV last night. BigFizz is running a promotion where you look under the bottle cap, and one in five bottles has a voucher for a free soda. If Juanita decides to purchase a BigFizz based on this promotion, which is framed in terms of , she will use a strategy
a. losses; risk-taking b. gains; risk-taking c. losses; risk-aversion d. gains; risk-aversion
Juanitais considered to have intellectual flexibility. Because of this, she is likely to be able to
A. carry out only one task at a time. B. be a supportive supervisor. C. see a problem from one rather than several perspectives simultaneously. D. consider conflicting information on a topic.
Cognitive illusions ______.
a. tell us that our decision-making system is seriously flawed b. tell us something about the way our cognitive systems work c. cannot tell us anything about how to design programs to improve the quality of decisions d. cannot help us predict when human decision making will be optimal and when it will not