In Chapter 3,the Lesson to Be Learned from Accident Victim

question 90

Multiple Choice

In Chapter 3,the lesson to be learned from accident victim Kevin Chappell's story is that we can automatically categorize objects and faces

• A) because of the mere exposure effect.
• B) which allows us to use our processing capacity for other important things.
• C) because we are particularly interested in faces and objects.
• D) because of our strong desire to do so.
• E) because of cognitive biases that influence our perception.

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Definitions:

Sociocognitive Theory

A theory that emphasizes the importance of observational learning, social experience, and reciprocal determinism in understanding behaviors.

Consciousness

The condition of being cognizant and able to contemplate one's own being, feelings, ideas, environment, and experiences.

Perception

The processing, organization, and interpretation of sensory signals in the brain; these processes result in an internal neural representation of the physical stimulus.

Engaging

Capturing interest or attention, often used to describe activities, presentations, or tasks that are particularly appealing or enjoyable.