During an assessment center, an applicant must pretend to be a manager in a cosmetics company. She joins five other applicants in a conference room, and together, they learn that one of their makeup products is defective, and they must solve the problem. What assessment center exercise is MOST LIKELY being described here?

William Perry has done research that shows a transition in the way college students think

They go from a staunch need to have a "right" or "wrong" answer to a more flexible and tolerant way of viewing problems as ambiguous and having multiple levels of "rightness." Perry's findings have generally persisted in the decades since they were first published. This demonstrates the principle of A) replicability. B) ruling out rival hypotheses. C) correlation vs. causation. D) extraordinary claims.

In Japan and South Korea, two of the most technologically advanced societies in the world, how many infants cosleep with their mothers?

a. hardly any of them b. some, but it is not accepted socially c. some and those societies are encouraging more d. nearly all of them