The human capacity to hear, feel, taste and perceive is difficult for a computer because it lacks:

A friend of yours asks you whether you like scary rides at the fair. Although you have never really thought about it before, you answer "yes" because you remember that whenever you go to the fair you choose the scary rides

According to Daryl Bem, your response is predicted by a. the fundamental attribution error. b. a self-serving bias. c. cognitive dissonance. d. self-perception theory.

After playing tennis, Briana hurries home because her mother always bakes Briana's favorite scones on Saturday afternoons. As Briana opens the front door, she notices the kitchen trashcan smells horribly, but her mother says,

"I don't smell anything." The most likely explanation for this is that Briana's mother: a. experienced a decline in her sense of smell as she reached middle age. b. has a different absolute threshold for olfaction than does her daughter. c. adapted to the smell of the trashcan because it is an unchanging stimulus. d. is a naysayer, while Briana is a yea-sayer.