Longitudinal research allows a group of people of one age to be compared with groups of younger and older people of similar social class and educational background

In attributing the causes of a person's behavior, we consider __________; that is, the

extent to which the behavior is common to other people in the same situation. a. consistency b. conformity c. convergence d. distinctiveness e. consensus

We determine whether an event, object, or person resembles a prototype of a particular category or class when we use the

a) set effect. b) confirmation bias. c) subgoal setting process. d) representativeness heuristic.