Can the Predicate of a Proposition Appear Before the Subject

question 128

Multiple Choice

Can the predicate of a proposition appear before the subject?

• A)No, because such a proposition would be meaningless.
• B)No, because if it appeared earlier, then it would be the subject.
• C)No, because the subject always appears first.
• D)Yes, because the predicate always appears first.
• E)Yes, the subject and predicate can appear in any order.

Understand the principles and goals of client-centered therapy.

Recognize the effectiveness of psychotherapy based on problem characteristics.

Identify common criticisms of psychoanalysis.

Understand the application and principles of operant conditioning in therapy.

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