Computer scientist Aaron Sloman stated that "Human brains don't work by magic,
so whatever it is they do should be doable by machine." The resulting computer programs can then help us understand how people do those same things. These statements explain the field of
a. computerized creativity.
b. proxemics.
c. cerebronics.
d. artificial intelligence.
ANSWER: d
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Risky shifts likely occur because
a. of errors in the design of the original experiments. b. the leader persuades other group members. c. caution is culturally valued. d. group discussion has a polarizing impact on individuals.
In later adulthood, confidence is sustained and bolstered by
a. role loss. b. behavioral slowing. c. a supportive social network. d. social isolation.
Which of the following statements about divided attention is false?
A. It is possible to perform two effortful tasks simultaneously, as long as each taps into the same attentional resources. B. Attention can't be divided beyond a certain point without a loss in performance. C. If you try to spread your attention over too many tasks, you run out of attention. D. When one task becomes automatic, it is usually easy to do something else at the same time.
Positive affect individuals tend to exhibit
A) improved negotiating techniques. B) fewer organizational citizenship behaviors. C) poor performance evaluations. D) preference to work alone rather than in teams.