Thorndike (1920)called the Tendency to Judge Specific Traits on the Basis

question 40

Multiple Choice

Thorndike (1920) called the tendency to judge specific traits on the basis of general impressions the

• A)halo effect.
• B)general standoutishness.
• C)testing effect.
• D)experimenter bias effect.

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Definitions:

Tarsal Region

Refers to the cluster of seven articulating bones in the foot located between the lower leg and the metatarsals.

Crural Region

Pertains to the leg, specifically the area from the knee to the ankle, encompassing the lower limb's anterior and posterior aspects.

Carpal Region

pertains to the area of the wrist that houses the carpal bones.

Sural Region

The sural region pertains to the calf area at the back of the lower leg, commonly referred to when discussing the sural nerve affecting sensation in that area.