"A-Kind-Of" Relationships Represent _____ Relationships

question 8

Multiple Choice

"A-kind-of" relationships represent _____ relationships.

• A) generalization
• B) association
• C) aggregation
• D) subsetting
• E) vague

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Definitions:

Concept Of Probability

The theory or principle that deals with the likelihood of the occurrence of particular events.

Superior Student

A student who demonstrates exceptional ability, achievement, or performance in their academic pursuits.

Invincibility Fable

A feeling of being invulnerable, or even immortal that can be part of an adolescent’s personal fable.

Personal Audience

The imaginary audience that individuals, especially adolescents, believe is constantly watching and evaluating their actions.