When it comes to categorizing new information, our brains use several techniques; for example the mental category ry that is used to group objects, events, and characteristics is called a(n) square

The germinal period is approximately __ long. one month two weeks one week two months

What best describes the archetype represented by stormtroopers? shadows shapeshifters allies/helpers threshold guardians

3) What common challenge do families face? Recovering from challenges Flexibility in adapting to change Overcoming educational challenges and managing conflicts Strong social bonds and collective

2. Katrina was asked by his manager to take on more responsibility at the bank and become a shift supervisor. Katrina was motivated to work even harder at the bank after her promotion, because she was proud of the increased responsibility. Katrina is more motivated by __ rewards. A. Extrinsic rewards B. Intrinsic rewards C. Acts of service D. A pay raise

True or False: Approaching problems as opportunities to learn is a sign of being willing to learn. True False

A new anti-drug program is instituted at one elementary school.Then the attitudes of the students toward drugs are compared to the attitudes of students at a similar elementary school without the program. What kind of research design is this? a pretest-posttest design a between-subjects experiment a correlational study a nonequivalent groups design

Qualitative research is not used in psychology. True False

Research has shown that across a wide array of psychological events, people tend to focus more on the negative as they try to make sense of the world. This can include: Paying more attention to negative events than positive ones. Learning more from negative outcomes and experiences. Holding onto information that has helped us in the past.

2 Multiple Answer 1 point Communicate, change position and change speed are ways to: avoid a ticket reduce driving risk increase driving risk pass your learner's permit test

Which of the following best describes the difference between inductive and abductive reasoning? Inductive reasoning leads to conclusions based on intuition, while abductive reasoning leads to certain conclusions. Inductive reasoning draws general conclusions from specific observations, while abductive reasoning seeks the most likely explanation for an observation. Inductive reasoning is always valid, but abductive reasoning is not. Inductive reasoning is based on rules, whereas abductive reasoning relies on universal laws.