The Idea That Claims in One's Self-Interest Are Credible Only

question 99

Multiple Choice

The idea that claims in one's self-interest are credible only if they are supported by actions that would be too costly to take if the claims were untrue is known as the:

• A)pecking order hypothesis.
• B)credibility principle.
• C)lemons principle.
• D)signaling theory of debt.

---

Definitions:

Intellectual And Cognitive Functioning

Tests that measure a broad range of cognitive functioning in the following domains: general intelligence, mental retardation, giftedness, and changes in overall cognitive functioning. It includes intelligence testing and neuropsychological assessment. They are types of aptitude tests.

Neuropsychological Assessment

A comprehensive evaluation of cognitive and behavioral functions using a set of standardized tests and procedures.

Mental Ability

Refers to the capacity for logical reasoning, understanding complex ideas, learning from experience, and adapting to new situations.

Vocations

Refers to occupations, professions, or careers, particularly those for which individuals are trained or have a special aptitude.