How do we usually make quick assessments of others?
a. ?by focusing on a subset of traits and behaviors
b. ?by attempting to sum up the person as a whole
c. ?by evaluating as many key characteristics as possible
d. ?by looking for those traits similar to our own
ANSWER:
a
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A) reach a broad understanding and awareness of the ways that knowledge is acquired. B) are unable to consistently make mental inferences. C) distinguish mental activities on the basis of certainty of knowledge. D) grasp the interrelatedness of cognitive processes.
The capacity to detect whether a high-frequency sound comes from the left or right of a person reflects an analysis of
a. the fundamental overtones. b. a sonic shadow that reflects differences in loudness. c. differences in arrival times at the eardrums. d. differences in sound phase. e. differences in movement of the tympanic membrane.