In what way is the human mind like a giant filing cabinet?
What will be an ideal response?
Millions of pieces of categorized information are stored inside the mind. When a person hears a term like “musician,” he or she flips through those files quickly to see what is categorized inside the files that fit that term. He or she then pulls all the information from that file and uses it to assess the current person being dubbed a “musician.”
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Schutz's interpersonal needs include
a. romance, belonging, and safety. b. affection, inclusion and control. c. physiological and psychological needs. d. affection and our sense of self and self-respect.
When the alterations in a particular variable under specific conditions always produces the same effect in another variable, that establishes a/an ________ relationship
a. phenomenal b. inverse c. interactive d. causal
Active listeners
A. are often distracted to other listeners B. apply the same goals to every speech C. usually set listening goals and listen to main ideas D. ignore the speaker nonverbal cues