More flexible in their thinking

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1._________ are more flexible in their thinking than ________, being able to recognize that there may not be a single correct answer to a problem.

a. Adolecsents; adults
b. Adolecsent , childrens
c. children, adults
d. adult , adolecsents

2.The Yerkes dodson law states that___________.

a. intermediate levels of anxiety lead to the best performance.
b.there is an unconscious goal to minimize disconfort.
c. physiological needs must be meet before psychological needs can be addressed
d. drives propel us either toward or away from stimuli.

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