A drawing, such as the "three-pronged widget" shown, that cannot be organized into a stable, consistent, or meaningful perception is considered
a. camouflage.
b. a perceptual frustration.
c. an ambiguous stimulus.
d. an impossible figure.
D
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Which statement does NOT describe a characteristic of emotionally intelligent people?
A) They have better romantic relationships. B) They tend to be happy and satisfied with their lives. C) They work hard at deciphering the emotions of others. D) They have better workplace relationships.
Juan and Carlos are identical twins. Juan was raised by his father and mother, and Carlos was accidentally placed with another family after a "mix up" at the hospital
At the age of 15, both boys "ran into each other" at a football game and noticed how they appeared to be "mirror images of each other." After proving they were twins by genetic testing, the families discussed some of the differences between the boys. Juan is very athletic and intelligent and excels in basketball but does not take school seriously and has F's in all subjects. Carlos is also athletic and intelligent, and excels in baseball and makes straight A's as a result of his strict home life and study routine. Although they are identical twins, what do you think accounts for the differences in their academic performance based on the research? a. nurture b. nature c. school district superintendent d. teacher appraisals of performance e. continuity
What describes the most important physical changes of midlife in terms of the reproductive system as fertility declines in males and females?
a. menopause b. climacteric c. infertility d. erectile dysfunction
Identify a true statement about contrast assumption.
A. It refers to the assumption that novel terms must refer to something that you already know. B. It refers to the assumption that novel terms do not refer to objects that already have labels. C. It refers to the assumption that words refer to whole objects, and not characteristics of objects. D. It refers to the assumption that similar objects must belong to the same category.