Advanced Placement (AP), 06.01.2020 03:31 crazyapril775p3hsz4

Focusing on can damage your perceptual accuracy.

a.
stereotypes
b.
perception checking
c.
perceptions
d.
nonverbal messages

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Focusing on can damage your perceptual accuracy.

a.
stereotypes
b.
pe...