Research on Our Judgments of Others Suggests That We

question 12

Multiple Choice

Research on our judgments of others suggests that we:

• A) make fewer errors in our judgments of others than we realize.
• B) have a good estimate of the number of errors we make in judging others.
• C) make more errors in our judgments of others than we realize.
• D) None of these.

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Definitions:

Subject

The entity being discussed or analyzed, often the topic of a sentence or the focus of a study.

Proposition

A proposed plan or action put forth for consideration or discussion.

Yoda

A fictional character from the "Star Wars" universe, known for his wisdom, mastery of the Force, and uniquely structured syntax.

Predicates

Functions or expressions in logic and mathematics that declare something about the subject, or in grammar, part of a sentence that tells something about the subject.