A Person's Ability to Perceive Differences in Stimuli Is Referred

question 175

Multiple Choice

A person's ability to perceive differences in stimuli is referred to as

• A) selective comprehension.
• B) selective retention.
• C) stimulus generalization.
• D) stimulus discrimination.
• E) routine problem solving.

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Definitions:

Career Consolidation

A stage in adult development where individuals focus on advancing in their chosen career paths, often achieving stability and satisfaction in their professional lives.

Differential Bias

Differential bias refers to discrepancies in the way different groups or individuals are evaluated or treated based on subjective criteria or assumptions.

Fantasy Period

A concept in career development theories referring to the early stage of life when children's career aspirations are guided more by imagination than realistic considerations.

Career Consolidation

A stage in adult development where individuals focus on their careers, seeking stability and making advancements in their professional lives.