A person imagining pulsing changes in brightness of flowers printed on wallpaper is experiencing…
a. true hallucinations.
b. hue contrast illusions.
c. a pseudo-hallucinations
d. Kanizsa illusions.
Ans: C
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A) expertise B) intuition C) metacognitive knowledge D) emotional intelligence
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a. Children learn to break down unknown words into their phonetic components. b. Children learn to infer the meaning of unknown words from the sentence context. c. Children learn to recognize words one by one and to string them along to make entire sentences. d. Children learn to break down unknown words into their semantic components. e. Teachers rely on culturally adapted materials to teach reading.