The answer is true. A recent research shows that we can override the tendency to focus on noisy or novel stimuli. According to Gallagher and Tierney, we can use the prefrontal cortex, which is also known as the brain’s planning center, to focus our attention deliberately.
<em>(...) Carlos's thinking process is an example of </em><em>dual process decision making. </em>Dual-process (theory) predicts improvement in reasoning from childhood to adulthood, and this improvement was observed (developmental reversals too). Dual-process of decision-making relies on the existence of several brain systems interacting with each other (standard paradigms of choice, propose choices, and testable predictions).
<u>Decision making</u> (thought process) is when you try to make a good decision, you must weight the positives and negatives of each option, and consider all the alternatives.
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Sometimes, I do. As a female it can sometimes be hard experiencing discrimination in the workplace, n public, and even in private areas.
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SEE BELOW
Explanation:
A belief or attitude, an unjustified belief or attitude, not only a prejudgment but a misjudgment, a belief or attitude that persists even in the face of contrary evidence
SO FROM THIS TEXT YOU CAN TELL THE ANSWER IS (E)ALL OF THE ABOVE
Answer:
The correct choice is B)
Congress has the power to create new duties for their members.
Explanation:
The U.S. Constitution, Article I, Section 8 opens with what is also known as the Elastic Clause "The Congress shall have Power...".
The clause is said to enlarge the powers of the government not enervate or restrict it. This implies that the Congress has the power to make into Law that which it deems fit.
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