Ainsley, a three-year-old child, is given a rubber ball that has been painted to look like an orange. When Ainsely is asked what the object looks like, she is most likely to say "___
" When she is asked what it is really, she is most likely to say, "___."
a. an orange, an orange
b. a ball, a ball
c. an orange, a ball
d. a ball, an orange
A
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a. eponymous love b. anonymous love c. unrequited love d. unrivalled love
Anna-Karina hears voices in her head that tell her what to do and what to say. She is
experiencing a. delusions. b. hallucinations. c. thought distortions. d. compulsions. e. obsessive thinking.
Kelly believed that the major goal of scientists and non scientists is the same, namely, to:?
a. ?be parsimonious b. ?reduce uncertainty c. ?define abstract concepts operationally d. ?follow the principle of falsifiability
Some cultures perceive ambiguity as an ongoing threat to be resisted whereas others perceive ambiguity as normal and non-threatening. This concept is known as:
a. certainty avoidance. b. uncertainty avoidance. c. stress avoidance. d. uncertainty acceptance.