From a Cognitive-Behavioral Perspective, Many Processes Determine How We Interpret

question 32

Multiple Choice

From a cognitive-behavioral perspective, many processes determine how we interpret the words and behaviors of others. These processes include:

• A) selective attention, assumptions, standards, and attributions.
• B) selective attention, assumptions, accommodation, and expectations.
• C) standards, assimilation, attributions, and expectations.
• D) standards, assimilation, accommodation, and assumptions.

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Definitions:

Direct Quotation

A report of the exact words of an author or speaker, typically enclosed in quotation marks.

Plagiarism

The act of copying someone else's work or ideas and presenting them as one's own without crediting the original source.

Summary

A brief statement or account that covers the main points of a more extensive document or presentation.

Paraphrase

The act of rewording text or speech to achieve clearer understanding, often to simplify or clarify meaning.