A Major Problem with Schemas Is That

question 125

Multiple Choice

A major problem with schemas is that

• A) they take a long time to learn.
• B) they are more often wrong than right.
• C) their effect cannot be reduced by using controlled thinking.
• D) they allow us to "fill in the gaps" and interpret ambiguous information.
• E) they operate automatically, making it difficult for us to know when we're using them.

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Definitions:

Erythema

Redness or inflammation of the skin or mucous membranes that is a result of dilation and congestion of superficial capillaries; sunburn is an example.

Pressure-relieving Mattress

A specialized mattress designed to reduce the risk of pressure sores by distributing pressure more evenly across the body.

Chest Physiotherapy

A set of physical techniques to improve respiratory efficiency by mobilizing secretions in the lungs, improving ventilation, and enhancing gas exchange.

Sims' Position

A body position where a person lies on their left side with the right knee and thigh drawn up, often used for rectal examinations.