________ results when the demands on our cognitive system are greater than its capacity
A) Information overload
B) Schema retrieval
C) Social miscognition
D) Heuristic misuse
E) Adjustment to our mental anchors
Answer: A
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a. illegal activity. b. feelings of compulsion. c. a genetic predisposition. d. neurotransmitter imbalances.
Consider the following title of a research study: "The effect of physical distance on ratings of attraction." In this study the dependent variable is
a. physical distances b. ratings of attraction c. actual attraction d. not stated in the title
Which of the following child care policies would be most compatible with the findings of studies of very young children's friendship?
a. When children are old enough to move to the next age grouping in the child care setting, move them with at least one child who is a friend. b. Children make friends so easily at this age that they won't miss the children from the younger age group; they should be moved up to the next age grouping on their own. c. True friendship does not exist until children are at least three years old, so no special efforts are required when moving younger children into and out of different groups. d. The primary relationships that matter for children younger than age three are the relationships with their caregivers and parents, followed by sibling relationships, and then peer relationships. Child care groups should be formed so that they are like small families, diverse in interests, abilities, sex, and age.
Shaken baby syndrome is also known as crib death.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)