The Three Senses We Use to Process Information Are

question 3

Multiple Choice

The three senses we use to process information are:

• A) visual, auditory and kinaesthetic
• B) visual, smell and kinaesthetic
• C) visual, auditory and taste
• D) visual, smell and taste

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Definitions:

Avoid Dealing

The practice of not engaging or communicating with certain parties or issues, often as a strategy to prevent conflict or because the topics are deemed unsolvable or too sensitive.

Norris-LaGuardia Act

A 1932 U.S. federal law that restricted employers' power to prevent unionization and limited the issuance of injunctions in labor disputes.

Federal Courts

Courts established by the federal government of a country, in the United States, for instance, they have the authority to rule on legal disputes based on constitutional and federal law.

Non-Union Support Pledge

A commitment made by employees not to join or form a labor union, sometimes requested by employers in certain workplaces.