One of the Reasons That We Are Not Very Successful

question 41

Multiple Choice

One of the reasons that we are not very successful at detecting deception is because

• A) we focus too much attention on nonverbal cues and not enough on verbal cues.
• B) we fail to attend to the nonverbal cues that actually signal deception.
• C) we are motivated to believe that others are telling the truth.
• D) detecting deception is an evolutionary adaptive strategy.

Recognize the specific stimuli that activate different mechanoreceptors.

Distinguish between special senses and general senses based on receptor location and function.

Understand the types and mechanisms of taste receptors, including their sensitivities.

Differentiate between the structures and functions of olfactory and taste receptor cells.

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