Larry Comes to College Absolutely Believing That It Is Wrong

question 3

Multiple Choice

Larry comes to college absolutely believing that it is wrong to ever drink alcohol.After a while,he starts to drink very moderately at parties even though doing so makes him anxious.What would dissonance theory suggest that Larry will do and why?

• A) decide drinking is wrong but he needs to drink in college
• B) start drinking more because of his anxiety
• C) stop drinking again to resolve his anxiety
• D) decide moderate drinking is not really a problem

Comprehend the effects of cultural factors on memory processes and the utilization of memory strategies.

Identify cultural syndromes and understand their implications on cognitive processes.

Appreciate the complexity of cross-cultural studies in assessing cognitive processes.

Understand the role of environmental and cultural exposure in susceptibility to visual illusions.

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