The Idea of a "Cognitive Budget" Is Used Several Times

question 35

Multiple Choice

The idea of a "cognitive budget" is used several times in this chapter.Which of the following statements is NOT true of the "cognitive budget"?

• A)One can perform multiple tasks only if the sum of the tasks' demands does not exceed the budget.
• B)The budget can increase markedly through practice.
• C)Tasks may require fewer resources after practice.
• D)The budget contains task-specific and task-general resources.

Distinguish between argument making as a constructive analysis and as a verbal confrontation.

Interpret visual representations in argument and decision making processes.

Grasp the significance of specialized vocabulary in discussions of critical thinking and its implications for communication.

Recognize the benefits of using argument and decision mapping in analyzing and sharing analyses of arguments.

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