All of the following are strategies we use when we organize sensory data EXCEPT
A) stabilizing.
B) proximity.
C) finding patterns.
D) random sampling.
E) common fate.
D
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____________________ is the most difficult but the most effective way to manage relational dialectics
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Considering Cocultural theory, how does power influence language in everyday interactions?
What will be an ideal response?