Which decision is a highly aggressive youth most likely to make when a classmate runs into her in the hallway?
a. The conclusion that violent actions lead to bad consequences
b. Deciding to set a goal of becomes friends with the classmate
c. The assumption that the classmate's intent was to hurt her
d. Assuming that the incident was an accident
c
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a. social referencing. c. insecure attachment. b. secure attachment. d. activation of reflexes.
What may increase the occurrence of night terrors?
a. situational stress b. a medical condition c. gender, as boys experience nightmares more than girls d. irregular brainwave patterns
Would you like to have superior autobiographical memory? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
Rita plans to open her new coffee shop directly across the street from a large chain coffee store. What does the recognition heuristic suggest about how customers will choose where to purchase their coffee?
A. Customers will purchase coffee from Rita's new shop because her brand is novel. B. Customers will purchase coffee from the large retailer because of familiarity with the brand. C. Customers will purchase coffee at whichever location is closest. D. Customers will purchase coffee at whichever location offers the cheapest coffee.