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Who would most likely do the best job of playing a game in which the goal was to list as many novel ways to use a banana as possible?
 
  a. Dole, who is a very good divergent thinker
 b. Kong, who is a very good convergent thinker
 c. Terk, who is a preoperational thinker
 d. Kala, who is a concrete operational thinker

Question 2

What is most likely to help Anita recover from the loss of her spouse?
 
  a. Having many acquaintances
 b. Feeling supported by a small, but close, set of friends
  c. Being a member of a large family
 d. Social withdrawal



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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