Studies of speech errors suggest that ______.
a. native speakers of a language rarely make speech errors
b. most speech errors are caused by fatigue
c. word substitutions typically show both meaning and form relations
d. choosing a word’s meaning and a word’s form appear to be separate processes that operate at different times in speech production
d. choosing a word’s meaning and a word’s form appear to be separate processes that operate at different times in speech production
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The highest levels of moral reasoning, called __________ morality, are based on internal principles that transcend society
A) conventional B) postconventional C) preconventional D) retroconventional
The two rules for shaping are:
a. begin just above your present level; take small steps and increase to large ones. b. begin near the final goal; work backward if necessary. c. start just above the-current level; move quickly to the final goal. d. you can never begin too low; the steps can never be too small.
According to one study in the chapter, how did students who wrote out notes after reading compare to students who simply highlighted material after reading?
a) Students who wrote out notes scored significantly higher on exams. b) Students who highlighted scored an average of one letter grade higher. c) Students who did not read the text scored the same as those who did read the text. d) Actually, taking notes and highlighting resulted in no difference.
Graph these singularity and related functions.
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