Do politicians acknowledge the trade-offs that are inherent to political decisions?
a. No; politicians appear to be unaware of these trade-offs.
b. Yes; politicians appear to hyper-aware of trade-offs, and acknowledge them much more than the average person.
c. Politicians tend to be upfront about these trade-offs when running for office, but generally fail to acknowledge trade-offs once they are in office.
d. Politicians tend to downplay or ignore trade-offs when running for office, though they seem to acknowledge trade-offs once they are in office.
D
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a. that girls have lower self-esteem than boys in early childhood and higher self-esteem in middle childhood and adolescence b. a general decline in self-esteem as children attend elementary school followed by a rise later in middle childhood c. a decreasing contribution of physical appearance to self-esteem in girls with age d. children cease to make social comparisons later in middle childhood
Virtual reality allows social psychologists to
a. more effectively deceive research participants. b. test questions that might otherwise be impractical or unethical. c. scan the brain as it processes stimuli. d. explore "hot" processes more so than "cold" processes.
Both Piaget and Kohlberg emphasized ________
A) smooth continuityof development B) unconscious processes C) neurological mechanisms of learning D) cognitive processes
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