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dmcintosh

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In a dichotomized construct, when people select the high-risk, high-reward alternative, they are:
 
  a. extending their construct system.
  b. limiting their construct system.
  c. fitting themselves into another person's construct system.
  d. reinforcing their existing construct system.

Question 2

According to the choice corollary, the high-risk, high-reward adventurous option has a:
 
  a. lower adaptive control.
  b. high adaptive control.
  c. high predictive efficiency.
  d. lower predictive efficiency.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
FEEDBACK: The secure choice, which is similar to past choices, further defines and limits our construct system by repeating experiences and events, whereas the more adventurous choice extends our construct system by encompassing new experiences and events.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
FEEDBACK: One must choose between the low-risk, minimal-reward secure option and the high-risk, high-reward adventurous option. The first has a high predictive efficiency, the second a lower predictive efficiency.



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