The Factor That May Well Have Tipped the Electoral Scales

question 76

Multiple Choice

The factor that may well have tipped the electoral scales for John F. Kennedy in the presidential election of 1960 was

• A) his age.
• B) his religion.
• C) his televised debates with Richard M. Nixon.
• D) President Eisenhower's heavy loss of popularity in his last two years in office.
• E) his family.

Understand the concept of sensitive and critical periods in language development.

Recognize the human tendency to seek explanations for the world through theory-theory and deductive reasoning.

Identify and describe the process of fast-mapping in vocabulary development.

Comprehend the components and importance of executive functioning.

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Definitions:

Entitleds

Individuals who believe they deserve special treatment or privileges without earning them.

Under-reward Inequity

A form of perceived injustice that occurs when an individual believes they are receiving less reward in comparison to others for similar contributions.

Instrumentality

The extent to which a person believes that performing at a particular level will lead to the attainment of a desired outcome.

Self-concordance

The degree to which people's life goals are congruent with their inner interests and values, often linked to higher motivation and achievement.