Choose an expert with whose work you are familiar—for example, an athlete or performer, a teacher, a businessperson, or a parent. Note the expert's age and experience, then describe the expert's performance in detail,
emphasizing the ways in which the expert's performance
differs from that of a novice in the same field. Identify any differences that seem to be age-related.
Fill in the blank with correct word
Answers will vary and should identify qualitative differences between the expert
and novice, such as more intuitive, more automatic, more strategic, and more
flexible.
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a. The conditioned stimulus b. The unconditioned stimulus c. Both the conditioned stimulus and the unconditioned stimulus d. Both the conditioned response and the unconditioned response
A normal distribution has a mean of µ = 70 with ? = 10 . If one score is randomly selected from this distribution, what is the probability that the score will be greater than X = 82?
a. 0.7698 c. 0.1151 b. 0.3849 d. 0.8849
A woman who sticks to her belief that her husband is not abusive and discounts evidence of his abusive behavior may be demonstrating
a. functional fixedness. b. mental set. c. representativeness heuristic. d. availability heuristic. e. confirmation bias.
In a now famous presidential debate from 1960, Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy appeared on nationwide television. The next day many people declared that Nixon had lost the debate, and commented on his sickly and disheveled appearance
Their decision about who the winner of the debate was came via __________ route processing. a. didactic b. central c. peripheral d. dynamic