Research Has Shown That Self-Esteem Is Significantly Positively Correlated with Academic

question 29

Multiple Choice

Research has shown that self-esteem is significantly positively correlated with academic performance. Some educators have argued that we should improve the self-esteem of students to improve their academic performance. Which thinking error are these educators making?

• A) "After this, therefore because of this" reasoning
• B) Confusing correlation with causation
• C) Circular reasoning
• D) Confirmation bias

Identify the sources and impacts of prejudice and stereotypes in social cognition.

Describe the persuasion processes including the elaboration likelihood model and fear appeal.

Understand the dynamics of social perception changes over time (e.g., recency effect).

Recognize the discrepancy between attitudes and behaviors and its psychological implications.

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