Daniel Started Watching a Movie That Was Half Over

question 100

Multiple Choice

Daniel started watching a movie that was half over.He thought the male lead in the movie was a private detective; however,the lead character was actually a medical doctor.Later,when Daniel is discussing the movie with his friends,he remembers the character's beat-up old car and the fact he ate a lot of fast food.His friends focus more on the character's logical assessment of the facts involved in the case.What might these differences in memory result from

• A) an actor-observer bias 
• B) the fundamental attribution error 
• C) the matching hypothesis 
• D) confirmation biases

Comprehend the impact of group dynamics on decision-making efficacy, including the effects of shared mental models and groupthink.

Identify the phases and best practices in group decision-making processes.

Analyze the effects of group composition and interaction on problem-solving efficiency and decision accuracy.

Appreciate the role of collective memory and information processing in groups compared to individual abilities.

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Definitions:

Social Clock

The societal expectations that dictate the appropriate timing for major life events, such as marriage, parenthood, and retirement.

Maturational Cycle

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Empty Nest

The stage in a parent's life when their children have grown up and left home, which can lead to feelings of sadness, loss, or a shift in identity.

Terminal Decline

Terminal decline is a significant decrease in an individual's cognitive and physical abilities that occurs shortly before death.