Which of the following is not a basic temperament according to the three-dimensional model of Buss and Plomin?

According to the neuropsychology research on imagery,

a. people who can quickly perform visual-imagery tasks show only a small increase in blood flow to the visual cortex. b. people with lesions in the visual cortex typically manage to construct vivid visual images. c. visual imagery and visual perception cannot be identical, because actual perception activates the receptors in the eye. d. surprisingly, both the auditory cortex and the visual cortex are activated when people are instructed to create an auditory image.

Suppose you draw a map of a familiar street in your neighborhood. You draw all the houses an equal distance from the street, even though some houses are clearly closer to the street than others. Your error is an example of

a. the 90-degree angle heuristic. b. the spatial framework model. c. the symmetry heuristic. d. the alignment heuristic.