_____ refers to the failure to distinguish between similar but different people, objects, or events

A) Allness
B) Polarization
C) Indiscrimination
D) Stated evaluation

C

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Some publications are not so easy to classify as research sources. For example, Psychology Today and National Geographic can be considered both _____ and _____ publications

a. biographical; statistical b. open; deep c. primary; secondary d. scholarly; popular

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Tim's new roommate, Ian, introduced himself to Tim with a cheery "G-Day," but then greeted Tim's parents with a more formal, "Hello, it's nice to meet you.". When Ian introduced himself to Tim, he was using a(n) ______________

a. equivocal word b. acronym c. euphemism d. colloquialism

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