Goddard recalls the day he got his first bike. It was bright red and had a great horn. Goddard has recalled a(n) __________

What might be one reason that an organization might choose to pay someone more than is suggested by a job evaluation?

A) if there is a threat of a lawsuit B) when people are unwilling to take a job unless it is well compensated C) when workers have a family and will need the additional income D) when it is easy to find someone to take that position

After a couple of cars were broken into, neighbors began to believe that there was a crime spree occurring in their neighborhood

In fact, many were reporting minor dings and scratches on their cars to the police, claiming that criminals had tried to break in and steal their cars. The police believed that the original crimes were isolated incidents carried out by teenagers as nothing was stolen. Which of the six principles of scientific thinking does this example best fit? A) Extraordinary claims B) Replicability C) Occam's Razor D) Ruling out rival hypotheses