In Studying for a Test, Harry Always Highlights Passages in His

question 58

Multiple Choice

In studying for a test, Harry always highlights passages in his textbooks and reviews the highlighted sections. Recently, in his Management class, Harry did not receive a good grade on his first exam. Sally suggested that Harry try studying a different way by writing down the highlighted passages on paper. Harry refused, saying, "It has always worked before, why change? " Which conceptual block is Harry experiencing?

• A) Constancy
• B) Artificial constraint
• C) Compression
• D) Complacency

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Definitions:

Diaphysis

The shaft or central part of a long bone, typically cylindrical in shape and containing the marrow cavity.

Epiphyseal Lines

Remnants of the epiphyseal plate in long bones, signifying the end of bone growth in length.

Articular Cartilage

A soft, white substance that envelops the ends of bones at their joint intersections, minimizing friction and cushioning impacts.

Epiphysis

A region at the end of a long bone which is involved in the growth and development of the bone's length.