Marcus is 83 takes a long time to think about and say what he is thinking. Simple thoughts take a lot of effort, and he needs help with his finances. He developed this condition very suddenly and has experienced a steady cognitive decline. Marcus was diagnosed with mild neurocognitive disorder. What aspect of his case is unusual?
a. It is unusual for mild neurocognitive disorder to show a
steady cognitive decline.
b. It is unusual for mild neurocognitive disorder to occur in someone over 80.
c. It is unusual for mild neurocognitive disorder to involve speech aphasia.
d. It is unusual for mild neurocognitive disorder to have a sudden onset.
d
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a. exhibiting generativity. b. in a social status known as emerging adulthood. c. experiencing premature identity formation. d. caring for her elderly parents.
We likely choose the appropriate label for the source of our arousal through a process called attribution, according to which theory of emotion?
a. the common sense theory b. Cannon-Bard theory c. Schachter's cognitive theory d. James-Lange theory
Marcus is considering trying out for the third-base position on his college's baseball team
After watching the team's regular third baseman at practice, he changes his mind, telling himself that there's no point in trying because "the other guy is too good." In the language of social cognitive theory, Marcus's decision reflects his a. ability to learn vicariously. b. ability to modify his behavior and thinking through observational learning. c. locus of control. d. self-efficacy. e. self-reference.
Minimization is a way for victims of violence to reduce cognitive dissonance.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)