The key to the effective use of highlighting is to
a. use different highlight colors for different core concepts.
b. limit highlighting to no more than 10% of the material from any textbook chapter.
c. highlight only the main ideas, key supporting details, and technical terms.
d. skim first and then go back and highlight on a second, detailed reading of the material.
C
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A. his delusional behavior. B. his limited cognitive abilities. C. abnormal sensory experiences. D. his highly logical and factual thinking.
Imagine that you have been hired to assist in an experiment investigating the verbal abilities of boys and girls. In preparing for the experiment, you read a research study that found higher verbal abilities in girls than boys
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a. Because stereotypes are negative, people avoid applying stereotypes about their group to themselves. b. Stereotypes, if they cause stereotype threat, can become self-fulfilling. c. People are more disturbed by threats to their collective self-esteem than the personal self-esteem. d. People, when stereotyped, experience a decline in self-esteem.