Chapter 5 (2nd Sem)

select ALL the elements that distinguish the automatic processes from deliberate processes

• awareness

• intention

• self-control

• efficiency

"this is a term used to describe people's reluctance to do too much extra thinking"

• cognitve miser

• schemas

• priming

• attribution theory

"when I think about food, I immediately think about cheese, pizza, burgers and eggs"

Is this a schema or a script?

• schema

• script

"I fall on my face by the Thuto stairs and immediately brush it off and act nonchalant because I remember a time where I fell on my face at the mall and it acting nonchalant helped me."

Is this an example of a schema or script

• script

• schema

"I think of dancing and imediately think of All Stars, then Zendaya, then Spiderman, then Marvel"

Is this an example of a script or schema?

• schema

• script

• priming

• framing

"actors make external attributions and observers make internal attributions"

what concept am I explaining

• actor/observer bias

• 2D attribution theory

• thought suppression

• attributions

"the tendency for observes to attribute other's behvaiour to itnernal causes and downplay situational factors."

what term am I describing here?

• intentional behaviour

• unintentional behaviour

• fundemental attribution error

• attribution theory

"Sipho reads non-fiction books for fun, goes to the library in his spare time and own a Porsche. Is he more likely to be a professor or a phara?"

Which heuritic does this scenario represent?

• availability heuristic

• representative heuristic

• stimulation heuristic

• anchoring and adjustment heuristic

"My friend whose surname is Tshabalala is not related to the famous actor Tshabalala."

Which bias is this a scenario of?

• confirmation bias

• base rate fallacy

• illusory bias

• false consensus effect

"Just because you got a 90% that one time, doesn't change the fact that you are a 60% kid"

Which concept is this an example of

• false uniqueness effect

• theory perserverance

• statistical regression

• counterfactual thinking