During the fantasy period of vocational development, individuals
A) think about careers in terms of their interests, abilities, and values.
B) gather information about possible careers that blend with their personal characteristics.
C) prefer familiar and exciting career options that bear little relation to the decisions they will eventually make.
D) experiment from time to time with vocational categories before settling on a single occupation.
C
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The active and fluctuating nature of perceptual organization can be demonstrated by looking at patterns that allow more than one interpretation. These patterns are called
a. visual aberrations. b. illusory figures. c. ambiguous stimuli. d. impossible figures.
The phenomenon of color constancy makes the point that
A) the perceived color of an object is not solely determined by the wavelengths of light that it reflects. B) color is trichromatic. C) color perception is trichromatic. D) component and opponent processing are equal. E) color and wavelength are the same thing.