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In Guilford's structure-of-intellect model, the distinction between convergent and divergent production is that convergent production
 
  a) produces a single correct answer to a stimulus, while divergent production produces numerous correct answers.
   b) is considered a measure of creativity, while divergent production is considered a measured of memory.
  Discuss the influence that definitions and theories have on the structure and content of intelligence tests
   c) is classified as an operation, while divergent production is classified as a type of content.
  Discuss the influence that definitions and theories have on the structure and content of intelligence tests
   d) must be evaluated in terms of correctness, while there is no right or wrong in divergent production.
  Discuss the influence that definitions and theories have on the structure and content of intelligence tests

Question 2

A psychiatrist is treating a patient whose eyes constantly jitter back and forth. This is likely due to a disease affecting the
 
  a) cerebellum.
   b) reticular formation.
   c) medulla.
   d) pons.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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