When Unexpected Circumstances Threaten Routine Behaviors,which of the Following Conditions

question 16

Multiple Choice

When unexpected circumstances threaten routine behaviors,which of the following conditions need NOT be met in order for the cognitive system to override the experiential system?

• A)synthesis between the cognitive and experiential systems so the two can work in unison
• B)ability to override the automatic behaviors of the experiential system in the situation
• C)awareness that the automatic behaviors of the experiential system are currently inadequate
• D)motivation to exert higher-level control over the behavior

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