The typical adolescent attains his or her adult height about ______ years after the start of the growth spurt

Suppose that Jane has been caught cheating on an exam, and has been expelled

from the university. She is angry, and says that there is nothing wrong with cheating. There are many possible explanations for her claim, including (a) a negative feedback loop (b) beliefs affect behavior (c) behavior affects beliefs (d) the insufficient justification effect (e) both B and C are possible explanations

Karen considers two theories she studied in her college philosophy course. She determines that neither theory is entirely accurate, and she tries to formulate a more satisfying perspective that synthesizes contradictions. Karen is engaged in

A) pragmatic thought. B) dualistic thinking. C) relativistic thinking. D) commitment within relativistic thinking.