__________ is conceptualized as social knowledge about customs within a particular society

In one German study, students who were asked to engage in all-out sprints learned

A) less than joggers as they were exhausted by the time they were exposed to a vocabulary test. B) more than joggers, as they experienced higher brain-derived neurotrophic factor levels. C) less than joggers, as they experienced higher brain-derived neurotrophic factor levels. D) more than joggers as they were tired and able to focus on the vocabulary words.

A woman has six children—three boys (B) and three girls (G). According to the representativeness heuristic,

you are more likely to believe that she had these children in the G-B-G-B-B-G order than in the B-B-B-G-G-G order because your past experience with birth orders allows you to assume this. a. true b. false