Which statement best exemplifies a preservation error?
a. I have never tried this before, so what the heck.
b. Trial and error is the way to go.
c. It worked in the past and even if it does not work in the present, I will still keep doing it.
d. The best way to remember something is to connect the new idea with some past memory.
Question 2
When Billie takes her son, Joel, to the park one day, he demands to be held and does not want to get down to play on the equipment. When another young mother comes over and strikes up a conversation with Billie, Joel hides his head in his mother's skirt, and refuses to play with the other woman's child. Eventually, Billie leaves Joel with the other woman briefly so she can buy drinks for all of them at the concession stand. Joel screams and cries, and is inconsolable. Joel's attachment relationship with his mother is best characterized as
a. secure.
b. resistant.
c. avoidant.
d. disorganized-disoriented.
Operant conditioning, also known as trial-and-error learning.
Sources of diagnostic error
Example of an Explanation of Benefits statement.
Urban Historic Preservation
How to solve any percent error problem
Here’s how you can demonstrate sampling error