How has the concept of mental models changed our understanding of deductive reasoning?
What will be an ideal response?
The answer should make the fundamental point that the notion of mental models
replaced the previous view that deductive reasoning was achieved through formal logic. The
answer should provide a definition of mental models and their reliance on spatial reasoning. A
strong answer will give examples of the use of mental models in particular types of problems
(e.g., syllogisms, imaginary line, comparisons of series, etc.).
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A key criticism of the humanistic approach is that it
a. was too specific to apply to all people. b. overemphasized society's influence on a person. c. relied too much on theories of the unconscious. d. could reflect an Eastern bias by being too "group-focused." e. has concepts which are difficult to define.
Research indicates that alcohol
A) ?increases aggression in some people. B) ?decreases high-density lipoprotein. C) ?increases concentration. D) ?causes lung cancer.
List the limitations of instinct approaches to motivation.
What will be an ideal response?