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Unit 2 – Biological Basis of Behavior
Topic 2.8
In what way does sociology contribute to our understanding of an individual's cognitive flexibility?
Sociology asserts that cognitive flexibility doesn't exist and is a myth propagated by psychologists.
Sociology suggests cognitive flexibility is purely determined by genetic factors alone.
Sociology posits that social interactions and cultural factors play key roles in shaping cognitive flexibility.
According to sociology, cognitive flexibility is related exclusively to the individual's social status.
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AP Psychology - 2.8 The Adaptable Brain: Neural Fluidity
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