After a Choice Is Made,people Typically Reduce Dissonance by _____

question 138

Multiple Choice

After a choice is made,people typically reduce dissonance by _____ the chosen alternative and _____the alternative not chosen.

• A)focusing on;ignoring
• B)ignoring;downgrading
• C)focusing on the positive aspects of;focusing on the negative aspects of
• D)focusing on the negative aspects of;focusing on the positive aspects of

Understand different philosophical arguments regarding the status and treatment of infants.

Identify and articulate the positions of specific scholars on ethical issues involving infants.

Explain the principles and requirements of the Groningen Protocol.

Compare and contrast moral views on the ethical treatment of impaired infants.

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Definitions:

Localized Neural Circuit

Describes a specific network of neurons within the brain or nervous system that performs a distinct function or processes certain types of information.

Information Processing

A theory that describes the way humans perceive, analyze, manipulate, store, and recall information.

Implicit Memory

A type of long-term memory that influences thoughts and behaviors without conscious awareness, such as skills, habits, and conditioned responses.

Declarative Memory

A type of long-term memory that allows individuals to recall facts and events explicitly.