I believe the answer is: Falsifiability
 Falsifiability refers to the probability of a statement or a theory to be false.
In studying personality, the factors that could influence the result of the study are abundant, ranging from external factors, interaction with other people, the book we read, genetic factors, etc. Because of this, the rate of falsifiability would tend to be higher.

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2 years ago

1.A counterexample is necessary to draw a conclusion by inductive reasoning.

AlladinOne [14]

I'm leaning towards false for both.

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3 years ago

The ethical code of the American Counseling Association requires counselors to use evidence-informed practices when treating cli

Elena L [17]

Answer: A) and D)

Explanation:

Studies that are showing which counseling will best approach most ethnic and racial groups that can be found in the United States are very helpful because according to studies those kinds of groups have their beliefs and they have, for example, a higher level of subjective religiosity than whites. They are also more likely to experience trauma or some bad experience in which they will need help and this treatment can help them a lot.

People are more likely to approach the treatments and studies for younger persons and children than adults. People must help those children with problems while they are active in the educational system.

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3 years ago

Toby is three years old. His parents are concerned because he is always running and jumping around. He cannot seem to sit still.

fgiga [73]

Answer: He should be left alone

Explanation:

I will let Toby's parents know that Toby is passing through an important developmental phase. At age 3, children starts explore their environment and starts understanding their body and mind.

They move around playing and jumping and becomes more imaginative while playing. For example, the child might assume he's playing with friends or pretend he's a doctor.

He should be left alone to explore his environment as it is a vital development phase that he has to pass through.

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3 years ago

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