In conflict situations, mirror images are not uncommon. In this situation, each party holds a __________ image of themselves while viewing their opponent as __________.
a. malevolent; benevolent c. benevolent; ambivalent
b. malevolent; ambivalent d. benevolent; malevolent
An increase in the nuclear arsenals of existing nuclear states is known as
a. vertical proliferation. c. vertical integration.
b. horizontal proliferation. d. horizontal integration.
Both social cognition and schema theory view individuals as _________ meaning the minds of individuals are limited in their capacity to process information, so they tend to rely on schemas, shortcuts, or simplifications.
a. cognitive misers c. unreliant on shortcuts
b. cognitively inconsistent d. unable to stereotype
The spread of nuclear weapons to nonnuclear states is known as
a. vertical proliferation. c. vertical integration.
b. horizontal proliferation. d. horizontal integration.
__________ describes the phenomena that individuals do not subscribe to a random collection of beliefs but make sense of the world by acquiring and maintaining coherent systems of beliefs that are internally consistent.
a. Cognitive consistency c. Cognitive miser
b. Cognitive dissonance d. Mirror image
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