What Is a Key Difference Between the Declarative Self and the Procedural

question 59

Multiple Choice

What is a key difference between the declarative self and the procedural self?

• A) Declarative self contains information about who we are, whereas the procedural self contains information about what you do.
• B) Declarative self contains information about who we are friends with, whereas the procedural self contains information about our occupation.
• C) Declarative self contains information about actions, whereas the procedural self contains information about your thoughts and feelings.
• D) Declarative self contains information about where we're going, whereas the procedural self contains information about why we're going there.

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Definitions:

Discarding

The process of eliminating or getting rid of something that is no longer useful or required.

Confirmation Bias

The tendency to search for, interpret, favor, and recall information in a way that confirms one's preexisting beliefs or hypotheses.

Conjunction Fallacy

A logical fallacy where people incorrectly judge the probability of the conjunction of two events to be more likely than the probability of either event alone.

Gambler's Fallacy

A cognitive bias where an individual erroneously believes that past events will affect the likelihood of future independent events, often seen in probability contexts.