Unit 10-Dual Process Theory Reading

According to dual process theory, what are the two processes that can give rise to thought?

• Automatic and controlled processes

• Implicit and explicit processes

• Efficient and inefficient processes

• Conscious and unconscious processes

Who proposed the dual process theory in 1974?

• Daniel Kahneman

• William James

• Peter Wason

• Allan Paivio

According to the elaboration likelihood model of persuasion, which route to persuasion occurs when an individual's motivation and ability are high?

• Implicit route

• Peripheral route

• Central route

• Explicit route

Which cognitive systems are underlying thinking and reasoning according to dual-process accounts?

• Efficient and inefficient systems

• Automatic and controlled systems

• System 1 and System 2

• Implicit and explicit systems

According to John Bargh, what are the components of an automatic process?

• Unawareness, intentionality, efficiency, and uncontrollability

• Awareness, intentionality, inefficiency, and uncontrollability

• Unawareness, intentionality, inefficiency, and controllability

• Awareness, intentionality, efficiency, and controllability

Which system is known as the explicit system and performs slow and sequential thinking?

• System 2

• Rational system

• System 1

• Implicit system

Who proposed the dual-coding theory of information processing?

• William James

• Daniel Kahneman

• Peter Wason

• Allan Paivio

According to the dual objective model of cooperative learning, what does the teacher focus on?

• Group dynamics only

• Individual learning only

• Product development only

• Cognitive and affective skills

What is the primary difference between System 1 and System 2 according to dual process theory?

• System 1 is automatic while System 2 is controlled

• System 1 is inefficient while System 2 is efficient

• System 1 is conscious while System 2 is unconscious

• System 1 is explicit while System 2 is implicit

According to the dual objective model of cooperative learning, what is the role of the student?

• To focus on group dynamics only

• To focus on individual learning only

• To focus on product development only

• To balance cognitive and affective skills