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To see a statement as being either true of false is known as
A) an evaluative language bias.
B) a similarity paradox.
C) an all-or-none bias.
D) a nominal fallacy.
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Research Methods: A Process of Inquiry

Research Methods: A Process of Inquiry


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C) an all-or-none bias.
Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. – Winston Churchill
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9 years ago
C) an all or none bias.

I used the process of elimination. Nominal fallacy refers to a naming error. The definition for a similarity paradox is "the paradox in learning whereby when things are made as similar as possible from trial to trial there exist, on the one hand, conditions for maximal interference and on the other hand, the best practical conditions for effective learning".
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9 years ago
I tried searching the textbook all over and couldn't find it. I'm really gracious for your answer, helped me out *a lot*. Problem solved.
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