A Good Strategy with Multiple-Choice Questions Is to

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Multiple Choice

A good strategy with multiple-choice questions is to

• A) read the question, think of the answer, and then look for it.
• B) read all of the alternatives and then choose one.
• C) always choose the longest alternative, especially if it is in the middle.
• D) ignore the other alternatives after you find the correct one, because they will only confuse you.

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Definitions:

Behavioural Inhibition

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Homotypic Continuity

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Incredible Years Parent Program

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