Shorter Tables or Graphs

question 7

Multiple Choice

Shorter tables or graphs

• A) must start at the top of a new page so as not to create page break problems.
• B) can be inserted anywhere in the page of text in a plan and do not have figure numbers.
• C) should not be used since words would be more effective in describing the content than a table or graph.
• D) be at least two inches but not more than five inches high.
• E) are more for style than for substance.

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Definitions:

Unique Assimilation

The process of integrating new information into existing cognitive schemas in a way that is special to the individual.

Association Areas

Regions of the brain that integrate and process information from the sensory and motor areas to perform complex cognitive tasks.

Motor Areas

Regions of the brain involved in the planning, control, and execution of voluntary movements, predominantly located in the frontal lobes.

Higher-Order Processes

Cognitive operations that involve complex thinking, such as reasoning, decision making, problem solving, and planning.