Being Able to See Similarities Between Situations, Phenomena, or Events

question 121

Multiple Choice

Being able to see similarities between situations, phenomena, or events is a creative ability called ____ thinking.

• A) referent
• B) convergent
• C) divergent
• D) emergent
• E) parallel

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Definitions:

Poor Nutrition

A dietary condition resulting from the consumption of insufficient, excessive, or imbalanced amounts of essential nutrients, leading to health problems.

Body Mass Index

A measure that uses height and weight to estimate a person's body fat, often used to determine if they are underweight, normal weight, overweight, or obese.

Childhood Obesity

A serious medical condition affecting children and adolescents, characterized by excess body fat that can negatively affect their health or well-being.

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