Dr Scott McCabe and Colleagues (2000)studied Differences in Cognitive Processes

question 42

Multiple Choice

Dr. Scott McCabe and colleagues (2000) studied differences in cognitive processes by looking at attentional processes. This research found that:

• A)Depressed individuals selectively attend to positive material.
• B)Depressed individuals selectively attend to negative material.
• C)Non-depressed individuals selectively attend to positive material.
• D)Non-depressed individuals do not selectively attend to either positive or negative material.

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Definitions:

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Short Run Supply Curve

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