The theorist who would be most interested in the difference between Sheryl's ability to think morally and her actual moral behavior is a ________ theorist.

A) behavioral
B) psychoanalytic
C) social-cognitive
D) Piagetian

After living in France for many years, Laura returned for a visit to the United States. As she walked around the small town she had grown-up in, her mind was flooded with memories of her childhood. The environmental cues that helped trigger Laura's memories illustrate __________.

A) state-dependent memory
B) context-dependent memory
C) tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon
D) proactive memory

The central nervous system consists of

A) sensory and motor neurons.
B) somatic and autonomic systems.
C) the brain and the spinal cord.
D) sympathetic and parasympathetic branches.

The term group polarization refers to a phenomenon whereby ____.

A) groups divide themselves into two poles, or "sides"
B) groups tend to make riskier decisions than individuals do
C) groups tend to make more extreme decisions than individuals do (whether extremely risky or "extremely something else")
D) groups identify a "rival group" against which they are competing