The openness–closedness dialectic is defined as occurring when ______.
a. people are unsure how connected versus how independent they want to be
b. people are unsure how others will react to their disclosures
c. people are unsure how much information to keep public versus private
d. people are unsure of their own identity
c. people are unsure how much information to keep public versus private
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When courts apply the post-Sorrell Central Hudson test, they ______.
a. always strike down regulation of advertising b. never strike down regulation of advertising c. ask only whether the ad is for a legal product d. follow a complicated, multistep process and strike down many regulations
More than anything else, journalists are supposed to be
a. well-educated. b. objective. c. attractive. d. creative.
For listeners who are deaf or hearing-impaired, the text recommends which of the following?
A. looking at them constantly B. exaggerating your words C. slowing your rate of speech slightly
Values are
A. our conceptions of what is true and false B. our perceptions of reality C. our predisposition to respond to things in evaluative ways D. our most enduring judgments about what is good and bad in life