When Dr Hernandez Compares Happiness in a Sample of Fraternal and and Identical

question 114

Multiple Choice

When Dr. Hernandez compares happiness in a sample of fraternal and identical twins, she finds fraternal twins' scores on this trait differ a great deal, while identical twins' scores are virtually "the same." Dr. Hernandez would conclude that happiness is:

• A) mainly genetic.
• B) mainly environmental.
• C) due to our upbringing.
• D) greater for identical twins than fraternal twins.

Understand the phases of the AIDA model and their application in persuasive messages.

Identify key strategies for preparing persuasive messages, including audience analysis.

Recognize common mistakes in crafting persuasive messages and strategies to avoid them.

Comprehend the role of persuasion in professional communication and ethical considerations.

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Definitions:

Exclude

To deliberately leave something or someone out of a group or list.

Simultaneously

Occurring, operating, or done at the same time.

Centration

A cognitive development term referring to the tendency of children in the preoperational stage to focus on one aspect of a situation while neglecting others.

Piagetian Error

Mistakes made by children that reflect their stage of cognitive development, according to the theories of Jean Piaget; for example, misunderstanding conservation of quantity.