Scenario 22-1 ​

question 176

Multiple Choice

Scenario 22-1
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Shana owns a boutique that sells high-end women's clothing and accessories. Katie works part-time at the boutique and frequently is the only employee in this small store. Shana pays Katie a wage that is higher than the market wage for this type of job. When the store is not full of customers, Katie diligently works on displays and cleans to keep the store looking its best. Belinda is a customer in the store who asks Katie's opinion on the quality of some blouse she is considering purchasing. Even though she's had several other customers return this type of blouses due to flaws, Katie tells Belinda the quality is great. Magda is another customer who is returning a necklace without revealing that she lost a gem from it while wearing it.
-Refer to Scenario 22-1. Which of the ladies is a principal?

• A)Shana
• B)Katie
• C)Belinda
• D)Magda

Comprehend the concepts of correlation and causation and distinguish between them.

Identify and apply different types of research designs (e.g., correlational, experimental) and understand their implications.

Understand the role and importance of operational definitions in research.

Differentiate between independent and dependent variables in experimental studies.

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Definitions:

Savant Syndrome

A condition where someone with significant mental disabilities exhibits extraordinary abilities in a specific area, such as memory, music, math, or art.

Divergent Thinking

A thought process or method used to generate creative ideas by exploring many possible solutions, characterized by open-ended, spontaneous, non-linear thinking.

Convergent Thinking

A thought process that focuses on arriving at a single, correct solution to a problem by applying logical steps and factual knowledge.

Functional Thinking

A problem-solving approach that focuses on how things work and seeking practical ways to accomplish a given task.