10. The nurse is teaching a group of caregivers about the pathophysiology of Alzheimer’s disease. Which of the following statements by a caregiver indicates a correct understanding?

In Waldmann and Holyoak (1992)’s studies of blocking, they found that blocking:  

Another name for the fundamental attribution error is  

According to the covariance model of attribution, if a person has Low consensus, low distinctiveness and high consistency, a person is most likely to draw a ____________ attribution  

In legal settings, thinking about but for causes is likely to involve  

For children, incorporating new information into existing schemas is to ________ as modifying existing schemas in light of new information is to ________.    

Question set 2: Answer TWO of the following questions (3 pts each- 6 total) (be sure to indicate which question you are answering)       When Cassie was a toddler, she went to a ‘fancy sit down’ restaurant and thought we were stealing. Later she realized that paying at the end of the meal was the proper order of events. Using the schema theory, explain how this script changed with respect to accommodation and assimilation in this scenario   Describe the three violations of scripts using a specific example (different from the one used in class of eating at a restaurant)   Imagine you are traveling to a new country, where ordering food is vastly different than here in the USA. In this new place, people do not use utensils, you have to get your own drinks, order food individually and take it to your own table. Additionally, you do not tip. Using the Biopsychosocial model in explain how eating at this new place impacts your script for restaurants. Be sure to specif all 3 parts of the model   Use the biopsychosocial model to explain why someone would buy a $2 lottery ticket (i.e. are risk seeking). Be sure to specify all three parts of the model   Using the fundamental attribution error, describe the two ways in which a person would respond to someone having lost their job. Be sure to include the key mechanism by decisions are made in this error.  

The health messaging model proposed by Rothman and Salovey (1997) predicts that messaging is most effective when  

A person reasoning in accord with the principle of invariance would  

Question set 1: (5pts) Answer ONE of the following questions below (be sure to indicate which question you are answering)   Suppose that you have been suffering from intense headaches that begin without warning and last for several days. You hypothesize that eating food preservatives causes your headaches. Explain how you would test this hypothesis by tracking data in a 2×2 contingency table. (you can use the table function in the tool menu). Be sure to explain why all 4 cells need to be taken into account.   Describe the story model in juror decision making. Be sure to include specific details of all three parts of the process in the story model as it pertains to the final juror’s decision to convict or not convict.   Using the covariance model of attribution, in detail describe how one would attribute causality for the liking the award winning TV show “Shogun”