Matching -An Example of a Major Life Activity

question 12

Multiple Choice

Matching
-An example of a major life activity.

• A)direct threat
• B)mental impairment
• C)physical changes to workplace and/or equipment
• D)major life activities
• E)qualified individual with a disability
• F)reasonable accommodation
• G)sitting
• H)undue hardship
• I)essential functions of the job
• J)The Rehabilitation Act of 1973

Analyze the concept of belief systems and their resistance to change.

Understand the concept of learning from the environment and how it applies to behavioral development in children.

Grasp the concept of belief perseverance, its impacts, and coping mechanisms related to traumatic experiences.

Explain the mere exposure effect and its relationship with embodied attitudes, supported by examples.

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Definitions:

Retrieval Cue

A hint or signal that helps one to recall a memory.

Mnemonic

A tool or strategy designed to help remember information, often by association with something easier to remember.

Flashbulb

Refers to vivid, detailed memories of significant events, which seem to be recorded in the mind just as a flashbulb captures a moment in photography.

Schema

An individual’s mental representation that summarizes her knowledge about a certain type of event or situation.