Confrontation Naming Is a Type of Task Presented on a Test

question 96

Multiple Choice

Confrontation naming is a type of task presented on a test that entails

• A) a name-calling exchange with a spouse or other family member for a given period of time.
• B) confronting a testtaker with a list of names-negative or positive-that the assessor feels aptly describe the testtaker.
• C) naming items one is confronted with.
• D) re-naming items one is confronted with.

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Definitions:

Durable Goods

are items with a long life expectancy, such as automobiles, furniture, and appliances, typically used over years rather than consumed quickly.

Disposable Income

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Induced Consumption

Consumption that varies directly with income, indicating how consumer spending increases as income rises.

Disposable Income

The wealth households have at their disposal for spending and saving post-income tax evaluations.