What Is the Best Description of the Acquaintanceship Effect

question 38

Multiple Choice

What is the best description of the acquaintanceship effect?

• A) Your acquaintances are more accurate than you are when judging your personality.
• B) The more information you have about someone, the more accurate your judgment of his or her personality.
• C) The longer you have known someone, the less accurate your judgment of his or her personality.
• D) People judge their friends more favorably than they judge their enemies.

Identify differences in attention span and cognitive abilities across different ages in early childhood.

Understand the effects of practice and environment on the development of motor skills.

Grasp the concept of categorization and its progression from perceptual to conceptual in infants.

Recognize changes in the brain's development during early childhood and their impact on cognitive abilities.

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