Exam 4: Social Cognition

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Dual processing may be discussed in many ways, but the text primarily discusses in terms of what

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Three-year-old Kevin described how a dinosaur ate the chocolate cake. His mother favored the simpler explanation that Kevin ate it. On what concept is his mother relying

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Which type of person is most likely to delay over making decisions for fear of losing the chance to make others

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Helena says that all sorority members are snobbish. What type of thinking error best explains this statement

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What is the ease with which ideas come to mind

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Keisha unhappily replayed the event in her mind in which the customer in front of her won a million dollars with her scratch-off ticket. Her unhappiness is associated with what sort of mental error

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Brief student observations of a teacher early on can predict average student ratings at the end of a semester. What is likely behind the match of student ratings across time

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Despite her uncle Harvey being drunk and obnoxious the last 3 years in a row, Rebecca has hope that he will be calm and reasonable at the annual holiday dinner. What type of thinking does this demonstrate

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A used car dealer always makes the first offer because she discovered the final negotiated price stays close to that number. What has she discovered that most buyers use

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Explosive vocabulary growth is best explained by the use of logic.

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What do memory structures allow humans to do

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Which type of mental structure is most associated with events happening in a particular order

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Misuse of heuristics may lead to false memories.

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The Correll, Park, Judd, and Wittenbrink (2002) found that participants made many race-based errors. Why

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After an odd feeling, Jamal took his son's hand and led him quickly away from the stranger on the park bench. What skill is Jamal relying on

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Which is the best example of a stereotype

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Which of the following statements would indicate a low need for cognition

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We are more likely to assume a name is that of a famous person if we have heard it multiple times. Which concept best describes why this happens

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Which situation is likely to put the greatest stress on cognitive load

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Which is the best example of using dual processing

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