The Two Essentials of Science Are ____

question 21

Multiple Choice

The two essentials of science are ____.

• A) correlation and causality
• B) induction and deduction
• C) idiographics and nomothetics
• D) logic and observation

Master techniques for emphasizing ideas and achieving conciseness in writing.

Understand various channels of communication and their appropriate contexts.

Recognize the significance and impact of nonverbal communication in different settings.

Differentiate between communication media based on audience size, confidentiality, and interaction.

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Definitions:

Intellectual Disability

A term used to describe a condition characterized by significant limitations in both intellectual functioning and in adaptive behavior, which covers many everyday social and practical skills.

Learning Disability

a condition that affects a person's ability to acquire and process information, impacting skills such as reading, writing, and math.

Specific Learning Problems

Difficulties in learning and using academic skills, significantly interfering with academic achievement or activities of daily living, which are not attributed to other conditions.

Cutoff IQ

A specific IQ score determined as the lower limit for certain categories of cognitive ability or intellectual disability.