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Question 1

Matthew lives his life by Christian principles, attends church twice a week, and he is in a Bible study. When faced with choices in his life, he asks what the right choice is based on his faith. Matthew's religion is an example of _______.
 
  A) culture shock
  B) a co-culture
  C) ethnocentrism
  D) uncertainty anxiety

Question 2

Working memory theory was conceptualized to help understand the complex intersection between stimuli and human cognitive processes.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false




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