Recent Research Indicates That as We Gain More Experience with an Individual

question 5

Multiple Choice

Recent research indicates that as we gain more experience with an individual our impressions of that person are formed primarily from .

• A)idiosyncratic behaviors
• B)abstractions
• C)distinctive behaviors

Distinguish between the physiological and anatomical aspects of neural integration and processing in the central nervous system.

Understand the basic organization and functions of the human nervous system.

Recognize the brain's role in controlling various bodily functions and behaviors.

Identify and describe the functions of different brain regions and structures.

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Definitions:

Traditional Social Psychology Methods

Research techniques regularly used in social psychology to explore the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of individuals in a social context.

Qualitative Methods

Involves non-numerical research techniques used to explore concepts, experiences, or environments through observation, interviews, or analysis of text and symbols.

Ultimate Attribution Error

A cognitive bias that involves making more favorable or unfavorable attributions about a group based on negative or positive behaviors, respectively.

Disposition

Refers to a person's inherent qualities of mind and character.