It Is Not Usually a Good Idea to Rely Upon

question 48

Multiple Choice

It is not usually a good idea to rely upon people's intuition about the causes of behavior because

• A) people cannot report on their intuition.
• B) people don't usually tell the truth.
• C) people can be inaccurate about why they do what they do.
• D) intuition is too much related to extrasensory perception.

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Definitions:

Exponentiation

An arithmetical process that uses two numbers, known as the base and the exponent, in which the base is elevated to the power indicated by the exponent.

Multiplication

A mathematical operation that calculates the total of one number added to itself a specified number of times.

Equivalent Fraction

Fractions that, although they have different numerators and denominators, represent the same part of a whole.

Division

A mathematical operation involving the process of dividing one number by another to find how many times the divisor fits into the dividend.