The Information-Processing Perspective Refers to People's Strategies for Problem Solving

question 109

Multiple Choice

The information-processing perspective refers to people's strategies for problem solving as "mental programs," or

• A) input.
• B) hardware.
• C) software.
• D) RAM

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Definitions:

Emotional Reactions

Immediate, spontaneous feelings in response to stimuli, influenced by individual temperament, experiences, and the surrounding context.

Moral Expectations

The societal norms and values that dictate what behaviors are considered morally right or wrong.

Self-esteem

Self-esteem refers to an individual's overall subjective evaluation of their worth or value as a person.

Self-enhancement

A type of social behavior or cognitive bias that leads individuals to view themselves in an overly favorable manner for self-promotion.