_____ is the process of making inferences about the causes of human behavior

For thousands of years, humankind believed that the world was flat. Then some intrepid explorers demonstrated that the world is round, causing a monumental change in human thinking that opened new possibilities. Piaget would say that this change is an example of

a. assimilation. b. acclamation. c. accommodation. d. attribution.

Two-time Super Bowl winner, Dave Duerson died of a self-

inflicted gunshot wound to the stomach in February 2011. He shot himself in the stomach because he wanted to leave his brain to science. He blamed his post-football troubles, including memory loss, troubles spelling words, depression, and moodiness, on the repeated concussions he suffered while on the playing field. An autopsy of his brain did reveal the same signs of chronic traumatic brain injury that have been found in dozens of other retired NFL players, as well as in athletes from many other violent sports, such as hockey and boxing. The boxers' name for this condition is a. knockout. b. punch-drunk. c. counterpunch. d. the bum's rush.