When Is Fast Thinking Most Likely to Be Good Thinking

question 52

Multiple Choice

When is fast thinking most likely to be good thinking?

• A) When it is done by people in new situations, solving new problems they have not encountered before
• B) When it is based on emotions
• C) When done by an expert with thousands of hours of experience and thinking
• D) When it saves us time
• E) All of the above

Understand the various contexts and risks of elder abuse.

Recognize the implications of social movements and relationship changes in late adulthood.

Identify the benefits of religious and active involvement for older adults.

Understand the dynamics of relationships in late adulthood, including marriage and family interactions.

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