On average, how does sadness affect decision making?
a. Sad people tend to evaluate the evidence more carefully before deciding
b. Sad people tend to make quick, impulsive decisions that they regret later.
c. Sad people tend to prefer a large, later reward instead of a quicker, smaller reward.
d. Sad people tend to be overconfident of their decisions.
a
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A. Categories help us create helpful stereotypes to follow and add to. B. If we know something belongs to a certain category, we do not need to remember the properties of that category for that item. C. If we know something belongs to a certain category, we do not need to relearn the properties of that category for that item. D. Categories help us create helpful prototypes to follow and add to.
During which period of development is the unborn baby most at risk of developing a structural defect due to the effects of a teratogen?
A. during the fetal period B. during the embryonic period C. at conception D. during the germinal period