When Attempting to Differentiate Between Useful and Useless Information from Popular

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Multiple Choice

When attempting to differentiate between useful and useless information from popular psychology, what is a good rule to follow?

• A) Trust nothing that you read or hear in the media about psychology.
• B) Insist on evidence to accurately evaluate all claims.
• C) All popular psychology claims are misinformation.
• D) Common sense is often correct; go with your gut.

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Definitions:

Goods But Not Services

A classification that refers to tangible commodities or physical items that are bought, sold, or traded, excluding intangible offerings such as services.

Trade Growth

An increase in the exchange of goods and services between countries, often measured by the rise in exports and imports.

FOB

Free On Board, a term in international trade that indicates whether the seller or buyer is responsible for goods damaged or destroyed during shipping.

Shipping Terms

Refers to the agreed conditions between a buyer and seller regarding the delivery of goods, including the allocation of shipping costs and responsibilities.