Bryson and his co-workers are developing a new sales strategy. When Bryson's conclusions differ radically from the rest of the team, he considers the justifiability of his conclusions and revises them slightly. Bryson is engaged in
A) epistemic cognition.
B) dualistic thinking.
C) relativistic thinking.
D) pragmatic thought.
A
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a. ?his own self-defeating ways of thinking b. ?that people with schizophrenia tend to exhibit paranoia more than any other symptom c. ?a common tendency among his clients who are depressed to have a negative view of themselves and the world d. ?that children who have a more pessimistic attitude about their abilities usually grow to be more successful in life than those children who are overly optimistic
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A. unusual life events. B. experiences affecting a generation. C. geographical separation. D. variations of family history.
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a) less likely to have used a seat belt restraint before the accident b) more likely to have been intoxicated at the time of the accident c) more likely to have been driving at a high rate of speed d) less likely to have received adequate driver’s education before the accident
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A) a sequential design B) event sampling C) time sampling D) meta-analysis