When Grant practices his saxophone on his own, he is able to get the fingering right, and he plays all the notes perfectly. However, when he plays as part of the orchestra, he finds he often makes mistakes in fingering. The impairment in Grant's performance when he is playing with others in the orchestra is consistent with the concept of:
a. social facilitation
b. social interference
c. a self-fulfilling prophecy
d. social loafing
B
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A. risky shift B. polarization C. foot-in-the-door tactic D. door-in-the-face technique
Which of the following does not fall within the ideology of individualism?
A. ‘each man for himself’ B. ‘you made your bed, now lie in it’ C. ‘do or die’ D. ‘one for all, all for one’
Describe the anatomy of the two cerebral hemispheres
What will be an ideal response?
_____ can be defined as full engagement with one’s own internal mental processes in a nonconfrontational way, which often involves a reduction in _____.
A. Schema therapy, acceptance B. Metacognitive therapy, cognitive restructuring C. Insight, transference D. Mindfulness, experiential avoidance