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Question 1
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A correspondent inference is...
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An inference that behaviours are related to personal characteristics.
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An inference that the person on tv is giving us accurate news.
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When we infer that one cause corresponds to 2 separate inferences.
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Arrived at from deductive reasoning but not inductive reasoning.
Question 2
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The covariation principle proposes that...
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the cause of a behaviour is the factor that covaries the most with that behavior.
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behaviour corresponds to a personal characteristic.
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when one variable predicts another with 100% it has a correlation of 1.
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people's behaviour covaries with the weather.
Question 3
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Which of the following suggests we should be making an internal attribution?
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High consistency
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Low distinctiveness
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Low consensus
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Low consistency
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High distinctiveness
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High consensus
Question 4
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Which of the following suggests we should make an external attribution for a persons behaviour?
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High distinctiveness
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High consesus
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High consistency
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Low distinctiveness
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Low consensus
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Low consistency
Question 5
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Once a belief is formed it is very hard to change it.
This is an example of?
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Belief perseverance
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Availability heuristic
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Confirmation bias
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Belief formation theory
Question 6
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Our tendency to judge what group someone is in based on how close they resemble the average member of that category is called the...
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Representative heuristic
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Availability bias
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Confirmation bias
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Similarity hypothesis
Question 7
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Which of the following can increase the illusion of control?
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Personal choice
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Familiarity
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Involvement
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Competition
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The rubber hand illusion
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Being in charge of an unrelated task
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