In an encounter with another person, changing one's stance by shifting one's weight and increasing one's distance from the other person is an example of:
a. an intention movement
b. an appetitive behavior
c. a fixed action pattern
d. a learned behavior
a
Psychology
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Students will be able to choose which tapes they want to view. What method is the professor using to conduct her experiment? a) hypothetical b) biological c) environmental d) scientific
Psychology
Another term for "mindblindness" is
a. aphasia. b. spatial neglect. c. dyslexia. d. visual agnosia.
Psychology