Being a cognitive miser results from:
A. lack of motivation
B. too much information to process
C. controlled processing
D. cognitive distortion
Q. 2Explaining the behavior of others using personal rather than situational or contextual
describes:
A. fundamental attribution error
B. snap judgments
C. cognitive processing
D. basic assumptions
Q. 3Choosing an easy way to define others by using social categorization and stereotyping is:
A. assuming
B. attribution
C. cognitive distortion
D. snap judgment
Q. 4Dress, speech, and actions are examples of one concept that explains how we form impressions of others.
A. Attributions
B. Controlled processing
C. Fundamental attribution error
D. Sources of information
Q. 5Which of the following is not a concept that explains how we form impressions of others?
A. Attributions
B. Proof
C. Snap judgments
D. Cognitive distortions
Q. 6Interviews can take place anywhere so setting is not important.
A. True
B. False
Q. 7Determining if sufficient information is available to establish eligibility is part of assessing information. A second part is deciding if:
A. client strengths are sufficient
B. additional information is necessary
C. the client is motivated
D. the client has any resources
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