1. _____, that tend to be self-serving and often invalid, are suspected or inferred causes of behavior.

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Schema

Causal attributions

Stereotypes

Salient stimuli

Implicit cognitions

2. Recognition of objects is one of the major functions of perception.

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True

False

3. According to operant theory, extinction is the weakening of a behavior by ignoring it or making sure it is not reinforced.

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True

False

4. Men typically receive higher performance ratings than women for the same level of task performance, confirming the pro-male bias in performance ratings.

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True

False

5. A bottom-up approach is driven by employees rather than managers.

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True

False

6. Thorndike's law of effect states that behavior with favorable consequences tends to disappear, while behavior with unfavorable consequences tends to be repeated.

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True

False