AP Psychology Practice Test

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What does telepathy refer to?

Mind-to-hand skills

Mind-to-mind communication

Telepathy refers to the transmission of thoughts or feelings between individuals without the use of traditional sensory channels or physical interaction. It is often associated with paranormal phenomena, where one person can allegedly read or send thoughts to another. While the concept is largely considered speculative and lacks empirical scientific support, telepathy specifically encompasses the idea of direct mind-to-mind communication, aligning it with the provided answer.

The other options do not apply to telepathy; mind-to-hand skills refer to physical coordination and motor skills, interpersonal communication skills involve the exchange of verbal and non-verbal cues in face-to-face interactions, and digital communication methods pertain to the use of electronic devices for messaging, none of which relate to the essence of mental or thought-based interactions that characterizes telepathy.

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Interpersonal communication skills

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