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Experimenters are attempting to assess the upper limits of Ralph's physical, sensory-perceptual, cognitive, motor, and personal skills. When they are done, they will have determined Ralph's
 
  a. proactivity.
 b. continuity.
 c. competence.
 d. environmental press.

Question 2

Mature thinkers tend to
 
  a. view personal experience as the most critical element in decision-making.
  b. view rules as absolute.
 c. integrate emotion and logic in decision-making.
 d. realize that tolerance and ambiguity have no place in decision-making.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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