___ refers to intentional control of mental processes, such as working memory, controlling one's attention, cognitive flexibility, and self-regulation
a. Theory of mind
b. Configuration
c. Value judgment
d. Executive function
Answer: D
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a. the ability to detect morality in others. b. an innate understanding of what is right and what is wrong. c. the way we learn through experience to behave towards others. d. the ability to avoid punishment by acting in a certain way.
Which of the following is NOT one of the most common critiques of attachment theory?
a. It fails to take into account the fact that children are born with different temperaments. b. It fails to take into account the fact that the parent-child relationship is bidirectional. c. It fails to account for differences across cultures. d. It fails to account for gender differences between boys and girls.
Piaget's stages view cognitive growth as ____, whereas the information-processing approach views cognitive changes as ____
a. external; internal b. internal; external c. discontinuous; continuous d. continuous; discontinuous
When evaluating a source on a television advertisement as opposed to a newspaper ad, it is more on the television ad that the source is
a) familiar. b) accessible. c) likable. d) male.