In the Context of Psychology,the Mutual Influence of Bodily Sensations

question 121

Multiple Choice

In the context of psychology,the mutual influence of bodily sensations on intellective preferences and social judgments is known as:

• A)congruence.
• B)embodied cognition.
• C)confabulation.
• D)belief perseverance.

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Definitions:

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Grey and White Matter

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Arthur Jensen

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