According to Gary and Lolly Beikirch, having a ministry of presence is important when helping others who are suffering from trauma.

Failure to consciously perceive something you are looking at because you are not attending to it is called

a. sensory overload. b. selective attention. c. inattentional blindness. d. sensory deprivation.

An important danger of the various types of research bias discussed in Chapter 2 is that they lead us:

A) to become anxious or depressed about our place in the world. B) to draw incorrect conclusions and then become convinced that they are accurate. C) to doubt our intuition and gut feelings in important real-life circumstances. D) to underestimate our general levels of cognitive abilities and skills.