When People Form Judgments About Everyday Events,the Feature-Matching Process Usually

question 72

Multiple Choice

When people form judgments about everyday events,the feature-matching process usually

• A) leads to inaccurate perceptions of a given event.
• B) leads people to select the right schema to encode a given event.
• C) creates a mismatch between the features of a schema and a given event.
• D) ensures that irrelevant similarities or superficial features of a given event will not influence a person's schema.

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Definitions:

Aronson and Carlsmith

Researchers known for their work in social psychology, particularly for studies on cognitive dissonance.

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