When You Use Parallelism, You Match

question 72

Multiple Choice

When you use parallelism, you match

• A) transitional expressions to their logical application.
• B) short, simple sentences with complex, compound sentences.
• C) technical terminology with corresponding definitions.
• D) infinitives with infinitives and nouns with nouns.
• E) reader benefits with key points in each paragraph.

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Definitions:

Retroactive Interference

The phenomenon where newly learned information interferes with the recall of previously learned information.

Just World Hypothesis

The belief that the world is fundamentally fair, leading individuals to rationalize an unjust situation as having been deserved by the victim.

Fundamental Attribution Error

The inclination to place undue importance on individual traits while overlooking the influence of environmental contexts when evaluating the actions of others.

Conditioned Taste Aversions

A learned association between a specific taste and illness or discomfort, leading to an aversion of that taste in the future.