1. Introduction to Psychology

In cognitive psychology, a person's understanding of the thoughts, beliefs, and intentions of other people is called:

In cognitive psychology, heuristics are strategies that ______ the process of making decisions.

In cognitive psychology, the principle of verstehen involves which of the following approaches to understanding human behavior?

In cognitive psychology, the statement 'we respond not to reality but to reality as we ______ it' best illustrates the importance of which process?

Which of the following statements about cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is true?

In cognitive psychology, which of the following best describes impulsive action?

In the context of cognitive psychology, if you have been drinking alcohol, how are the decision-making process and basic hand-eye coordination most likely affected?

In cognitive psychology, what is the term for a mental representation of an actual instance of a member of a category?

Which of the following best describes cognitive processes?

Why is Edward Tolman considered one of the early cognitive psychologists?

In cognitive psychology, the ecological approach is primarily used to study which aspect of social life?

In the context of cognitive psychology and consumer behavior, which statement best reflects the accuracy of individuals' awareness regarding marketers collecting their personal data?

In cognitive psychology, which of the following statements best describes the role of assumptions in the problem solving process?

Which of the following best describes the approach cognitive psychologists use to evaluate the validity of a speaker's findings based on observed behaviors?

Which cognitive distortion is best illustrated by the statement: you should never get upset at friends because it isn't normal to get mad at them?