Compared to Poor Readers, Good Readers Are More Likely to

question 190

Multiple Choice

Compared to poor readers, good readers are more likely to

• A) skip over ambiguous words.
• B) ignore previous context when trying to interpret ambiguous words.
• C) suppress irrelevant meanings once the meanings of ambiguous words become clear.
• D) activate several meanings when encountering an ambiguous word.

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Definitions:

Credibility

The quality of being trusted and believed in, often based on a history of honesty, reliability, and competence.

Position Power

The authority or influence derived from one's role or position within an organization.

Influence Tactics

Strategies or actions by individuals to affect the behaviors, attitudes, or perceptions of others within an organizational context.

Leaders' Personality Traits

The distinctive qualities or characteristics, such as charisma and integrity, that define a person's ability to lead effectively.