Which of the following is not true of brain processes in creative thinking?

A. Individuals can use both sides of their brains.
B. Individuals are capable only of using the left or the right side of their brains.
C. Individuals can develop their abilities to use both sides of their brains.
D. All of the above
E. None of the aboveMULTIPLE CHOICE


B

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

1. Context has no effect on the meaning of a communicated message. 2. Any type of communication you ever participate in has a relationship assumed underneath it. 3. Communication is explained as transmitting information from Person A to Person B. 4. The perspective of “communication as action” defines communication as occurring only if information is exchanged between two or more individuals. 5. Symbols are always constant in meaning from one cultural context to the next.

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What was one of the main revenue models used in early radio broadcasting?

a. ?charging content providers a fee for the use of radio stations, based on how much airtime was used b. c?ompanies worked with hardware producers to take a fraction of profit earned off of radio sets in order to make a profit. c. ?companies charged a monthly subscription fee to listeners. d. ?companies received contracts with the US government in order to produce educational programming on the radio.

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Sapna is presented with images of people of color as criminals. Her personal experiences, however, tell a different story. They are presented as courageous individuals. Sapna is most likely going to:

a. believe that the images are accurate representation of the ethnic group b. believe that the images are somewhat true c. believe that the images are not typical of the cultural group being represented d. believe none of these

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Researchers believe that _____ is pervasive because it serves specific functions, like ego-defensive functions and value-expressive functions

a. stereotyping b. ethnocentrism c. prejudice d. social comparison

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