Once Your Mind Is Made Up, You Will Reject Any

question 334

Multiple Choice

Once your mind is made up, you will reject any new information that contradicts the ideas you already hold, according to the

• A) frustration-aggression hypothesis.
• B) fundamental attribution theory.
• C) theory of alternative actions.
• D) cognitive dissonance theory.

Appreciate the nuances in understanding self and others through self-perception and external observations.

Understand the structure and function of various brain regions.

Identify the effects of brain damage on behavior and cognitive processes.

Recognize the principles and historical concepts in neuroscience, including phrenology and plasticity.

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