2. (25 points) In your own words, identify and describe the concept of naïve realism. Be sure to include the following in your answer (See the naïve realism lecture & assignments):
• Why does naïve realism happen and what are some of the factors involved?
• What are the three big consequences of naïve realism and why do they occur?
• Finally, describe one example of how you have seen naïve realism (as a whole) have an impact on a current event.
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3. (25 points) In your own words, identify and describe the four elements of automaticity. Be sure to include the following in your answer (See the automaticity & control lecture and assignments):
• What is each element and how does it work?
• Provide an example of each element of automaticity.
• Include at least two ways to test for some of these elements.
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4. (25 points) In your own words, identify and describe the two “big problems” with perception. Be sure to include the following in your answer (See Kahneman Chapter 2 and the automaticity & control lecture and assignments):
• What is each problem and why does it occur?
• How is each problem is involved with or influenced by System 1 and System 2?
• In your own words, define the law of least effort and describe how the two “big problems” of perception can be a consequence of the law of least effort.
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5. (25 points) In your own words, describe the relationship between self-control, cognitive effort, and ego-depletion. Be sure to include the following in your answer (See Kahneman Chapter 3):
• What is the relationship between cognitive effort, self-control, and ego-depletion?
• How are System 1 and System 2 involved in this relationship?
• Is it a fair statement to say that a lack of self-control or cognitive effort is due to laziness or a lack of intelligence? Why or why not?
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