Solve the Logic Puzzle by Using a Grid

question 143

Multiple Choice

Solve the logic puzzle by using a grid.
-Five students, Cynthia, Paulene, Chris, Mary and Janet got colored paper. No two had the same color. The six colors were: red, orange, white, black, yellow and green. Cynthia got a bright color.
Janet and Paulene got similar colors. Chris didn't get red. Mary didn't get green. Neither Chris nor
Paulene got orange. Cynthia and Paulene's colors combine to make Janet's color. Mary got the
Darkest color. Chris did not get white. Match students and colors.

• A)Cynthia - white; Paulene - red; Chris - green; Mary - black; Janet - orange
• B)Cynthia - yellow; Paulene - red; Chris - white; Mary - black; Janet - orange
• C)Cynthia - yellow; Paulene - red; Chris - green; Mary - orange; Janet - black
• D)Cynthia - yellow; Paulene - red; Chris - green; Mary - black; Janet - orange

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Grasp the relationship between external validity and generalizability in research.

Comprehend the characteristics of scientific theories and the principle of parsimony.

Identify different types of measures used in psychological experiments.

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