Answer – A (dual-processing theory)
The dual processing theory is a modern idea in psychology which holds that thought can arise in our minds as a result of two different processes:
1. An unconscious process, which is described as implicit (or automatic)
2. A conscious process, which is described as explicit (or controlled)
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Answer:
c
Explanation:
it's light intensity because it's not as hard as say jogging (moderate) or sprinting (vigorously)
As a girl I can say that the uterus sheds the egg.
Answer:
His false memory best illustrated the impact of: <u>suggestive interviewing.</u>
Explanation:
Suggestive interviewing can lead to confuse people, or to convince them of thinking in a certain way, or giving certain answers. The power of suggestion can affect memory.