Answer:
Is it a true or false question?
Explanation:
Answer:
How do the children interact with the crayon?
Explanation:
The company that Abdel works designs adapted products for people having trouble in grasping items.
Today, Abdel is meeting with the children who suffered from traumatic brain injury and has grasping problem. He has provided them with a supply of crayons that have been adapted in various ways. And he is interested to know how well the children adapts to this crayons.
So the very first question he is most likely to ask is ----
How do the children interact with the crayon?
The answer to this quesiton is <span>the fallacy of false reference
</span><span>the fallacy of false reference refers to a reference with false argument that would eventually lead to false conclusion.
</span>Other example of this:
"parents see their boy playing with dolls one time. They believed that this boy identify as a girl and started to inject hormones to his body." - This is a false conclusion because there are many other reasons why the boy could be playing with the dolls.
I believe the answer is: Rationalization
In psychology, rationalization refers to the act of justifying negative behaviors/outcome in your life even if the justification is inappropriate.
This action often being done by someone who are not willing to face the truth and refused to held accountable for the outcome that happened in their life.
