Which of the following illustrates "confrontive assertion"?
a. "Excuse me, I'd like to finish what I'm saying."
b. "I said it was OK to borrow my records as long as you checked with me first.
Now you're playing them without asking me. I'd like to know why you did
that."
c. "This is the third and last time I am going to tell you that we don't want
your company. Please leave!"
d. "When I'm constantly interrupted, I lose my train of thoughts. I start
feeling hurt and angry. I'd like you to wait until I finish speaking."
b
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a. ?not statistically significant b. ?not clinically significant c. ?neither statistically nor clinically significant d. ?not reliable but valid
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a. genomes. b. hypnopomic images. c. mantras. d. relaxation responses.
How many states now sponsor public education for young, lower-income children?
10 18 38 50
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a. they have poor reliability. b. they have low validity. c. they don't discriminate well between people with mental disorders and those without. d. scores seem especially sensitive to test takers' moods. e. test takers tend to refer to the therapist when they tell stories about the cards.