The cones are adapted for color vision, daytime vision, and detailed vision

Griggs and Cox showed that Wason and Johnson-Laird's selection task could be solved

correctly by a. posing it as a problem involving underage drinking instead. b. providing a more abstract form of instructions to participants. c. making each of the cards worth a certain amount of money. d. posing it as a problem that involved family relationships instead. e. tying it to card games that participants were familiar with.

Theorizing about attributions began with the work of

a. Daryl Bem b. Fritz Heider c. Ellen Langer d. Harold Kelley