An example of a cultural barrier to creative problem solving would be
a. fear of making a fool of oneself.
b. when values or norms prevent a new approach.
c. the inability to see new uses for familiar objects.
d. habits that prevent looking at another aspect of the problem.
B
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a. even if the other parent has a dominant gene for the same characteristic. b. characteristics in the environment activate it. c. they are male. d. they also have a dominant gene for the same characteristic.
Which component of the human information-processing system functions as executive?
working memory knowledge base tertiary memory control processes
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A) The refrigerator is outside of the house. B) The refrigerator is inside the house. C) Kyle can make the refrigerator narrower by taking the doors off of it. D) The refrigerator does not fit through the front door.
David and Lisa agree that their sex life is very enjoyable. If they are like most partners with a satisfactory sex life, the initiative for sexual intercourse is
a. taken mostly by Lisa b. usually taken by David c. shared equally by David and Lisa d. mostly used as a way to bargain for other needs