Limiting the number of times a person can monitor physical symptoms, check some perceived flaw, groom themselves, or engage in some other access behavior is known as

According to the text, infants who score extremely low on the Bayley scales _____________

a. are predicted to do extremely well on IQ tests b. may have serious developmental problems and may require intervention c. are predicted to do poorly in school due to low motivation and boredom despite high IQ scores d. score above normal development milestones and tests of object permanence

Chloe debated for a long time about whether to take a psychology or a sociology course, both of which looked interesting. She finally chose the psychology course. Now, because she is experiencing ________, she raves about the psychology course to her friends.

a. insufficient justification b. postdecision dissonance c. a justification of effort d. a threat to self-evaluation maintenance