Professional, clinical predictions that an individual patient will behave violently are correct approximately ________ percent of the time

The typical clients of prostitutes in the United States are

A) men over 55. B) young, unmarried teen boys. C) poor, black teen boys. D) middle to upper class, educated, married men.

When you look into the two classrooms in Hardin Hall,

the desks appear to form vertical rows, while the seats that are side-by-side in the Hardin auditorium appear to form horizontal rows. The different perceptual groupings of these seats illustrate which principle? a. closure b. contiguity c. nearness d. figure-ground