A) controlled processing
B) automatic processing
C) internal processing
D) intentional processing
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A) we are not expecting a favorable outcome.
B) we are surprised by favorable results.
C) we can easily picture an alternative outcome.
D) the event is insignificant.
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A) availability heuristic
B) representativeness heuristic
C) vividness heuristic
D) matching heuristic
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A) controlled processing.
B) illusory correlation.
C) automatic processing.
D) attribution error.
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A) Their beliefs don't influence how they see new information.
B) Their beliefs influence how they see new information.
C) Their beliefs are unrelated to new information.
D) New information changes their beliefs.
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A) June will make more negative trait attributions about the researcher than Steve.
B) Steve will sign up for more future experiments than June.
C) June will think the temperature in the laboratory was colder than Steve.
D) Steve will be less likely to commit the fundamental attribution error than June.
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A) the priming effect.
B) the confirmation bias.
C) belief perseverance.
D) the misinformation effect.
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A) confirmation bias.
B) misinformation effect.
C) base-rate fallacy.
D) I-knew-it-all-along phenomenon.
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A) The class that was told that they should be neat and tidy
B) The class reprimanded repeatedly for littering
C) The class congratulated for being neat and tidy
D) The class whose littering was ignored
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A) availability
B) representativeness
C) vividness
D) matching
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A) To demonstrate that people should not always be blamed for their problems
B) To provide insight into how we think about ourselves and others
C) To provide insight into why it is acceptable to focus social psychological research on Western cultures
D) To demonstrate that we are mostly unaware of our biases
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A) least prone
B) most prone
C) sometimes prone
D) never prone
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A) offer more direct support to the poor.
B) are unsympathetic to the poor.
C) tend to blame the environment for their problems.
D) are more neutral regarding poverty and unemployment.
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A) availability
B) representativeness
C) vividness
D) matching
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A) consistency.
B) distinctiveness.
C) character.
D) consensus.
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A) halo effects.
B) the fundamental attribution error.
C) persuasion.
D) assumed-similarity.
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A) Happy people are more trusting and loving.
B) Unhappy people tend to be more self-focused and brooding.
C) A bad mood primes our recollection of aggressive events.
D) Our moods don't influence our judgments.
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A) false consensus bias.
B) misinformation effect.
C) fundamental attribution error.
D) dispositional bias.
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