Edwina knows the answer to the problem is 6.3, but the group does not accept that answer until Edward says, “I agree with Edwina; I think it is 6.3, too.” This process is consistent with
a. social facilitation.
b. distraction-conflict theory.
c. the truth-wins rule.
d. conjunctive task solutions.
e. the truth-supported wins rule.
e. the truth-supported wins rule.
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the child says that Sally will look for her coin in her basket, the child is demonstrating that he or she has developed a. animism. b. theory of mind. c. conservation. d. egocentric thought.
Social roles are patterns of behavior that are expected of a person who is functioning in a given setting or group
a. true b. false
Your memory for the fact that Ebbinghaus studied forgetting is an example of ______ memory.
a. episodic b. implicit c. working d. semantic
Hiro's father works at a company with family-friendly policies. The company believes that these policies make the employees more productive. Hiro's father is able to chaperone all of Hiro's field trips at school because he is able to rearrange his work schedule. Which system in Bronfenbrenner's bioecological theory does this example illustrate?
A. microsystem B. mesosystem C. exosystem D. macrosystem