Child a Understands That People May Have Ambivalent Feelings

question 90

Multiple Choice

Child A understands that people may have ambivalent feelings. Child B begins to understand that people's behaviors do not necessarily reflect their thoughts and feelings. Child C believes that if a person sits quietly, they are not thinking much. Child A could be ____. Child B could be _______. Child C could be __________.

• A) 4 years old; 6 years old; a young adolescent
• B) a young adolescent; 6 years old; 4 years old
• C) a young adolescent; 4 years old; 6 years old
• D) 6 years old; 4 years old; a young adolescent

Acknowledge the role and impact of rapidly changing workplace dynamics on communication strategies.

Understand how social media and diverse forms of communication fit within the technical communication spectrum.

Appreciate the importance of accessibility and correctness in technical documents.

Recognize the importance of emotional intelligence in effective communication.

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Definitions:

MAUT

Multi-Attribute Utility Theory, a framework used in decision making to evaluate and compare choices based on multiple criteria.

Inductive Reasoning

A reasoning method where several assumptions, considered true or mostly true, are fused together to derive a particular outcome.

Deductive Reasoning

A logical process in which a conclusion follows necessarily from the stated premises; it is inference where true premises develop a true conclusion.

Skeptical

Being skeptical involves doubting or questioning the validity or authenticity of something.