Social psychological research has repeatedly shown that people's common sense explanations for human behavior are often wrong. This illustrates the unifying theme from the textbook concerning the importance of

Which of the following is false concerning performance measures?

a. Relationships among different types are generally low to moderate. b. They are interchangeable and may be substituted for one another. c. Each type gives a different perspective on performance. d. There are low correlations between supervisory ratings and objective measures.

Five-month-old Patricia has learned to clap her hands and play patty-cake when her sister claps her hands and smiles. In which of the following behaviors is Patricia engaging?

acquired adaptation making interesting sights last active experimentation making mental combinations