Author Question: An approach-avoidance conflict is when someone faces a. a goal that is simultaneously attractive ... (Read 62 times)

DyllonKazuo · **on:** Jun 19, 2018

An approach-avoidance conflict is when someone faces

a. a goal that is simultaneously attractive yet unpleasant.
b. a goal with multiple unpleasant qualities.
c. two equally attractive goals that are mutually exclusive.
d. two equally unpleasant goals.
e. two or more goals, each of which is simultaneously attractive yet unpleasant.

Question 2

Regarding cross-cultural research on visual perception, which of the following has been found?

a. Westerners and East Asians both tend to focus more on categorization than on contextual information in their visual processing.
b. Westerners and East Asians both tend to focus more on contextual information than on categorization in their visual processing.
c. Westerners tend to focus more on categorization in their visual processing, whereas East Asians tend to focus more on contextual information.
d. East Asians tend to focus more on categorization in their visual processing, whereas Westerners tend to focus more on contextual information.
e. Both East Asians and Westerners demonstrate a pattern of balancing categorization with context in their visual processing.