Answer:
The researchers were studying change blindness.
Explanation:
In the "door study", participants were exposed to major visual changes. They would be giving a man directions when two other men walked between them carrying a door. At this moment, the original man asking for directions would walk away carrying the door while another man replaced him. Approximately 50% of participants did not notice the replacement. That phenomenon is called change blindness, and it usually takes place when a person's attention is not focused on visual details. Since the participants in the study were more concerned with giving directions than with their interlocutor's appearance, they wouldn't notice the change.
According to the U.S departmioent of transportation, and assuming that you mean in the US; the alcohol-related causalities in the US in 2010 were 10 228, while in 2009 the number was 10 759 - this represents a 5% drop. This is good news! Total fatalities on the road also dropped by a 1000 between 2009 and 2010.
Answer:
The correct answer would be option A, Taste Aversion.
Explanation:
Dimitri and Rita went to an amusement park and took some super looper double twist rides. Before going to the park, they ate donuts. In the middle of the rides, Dimitri feels nauseous and regurgitates the donuts. Now whenever Dimitri stops for or smells donuts, she immediately feels sick. This is because she has developed the Taste Aversion.
Taste Aversion is a condition which happens when a person or animal associates the taste of specific food with symptoms like nausea, vomiting, sickness, etc by an expired, spoiled, rotten, toxic or poisonous food or substance.
This is what exactly happened with Dimitri. She immediately starts to feel ill whenever she stops by a donuts shop.
Answer:
Telecommuting
Explanation:
This is an example of telecommuting. Telecommuting refers to a type of work arrangement in which employees do not commute to a specific place (office, warehouse, store, etc.) to work. Instead, they work at home or any place they prefer. Employers who work in this way rely on telecommunication devices in order to stay in contact with the main place of work. Sometimes, like in the case of Lizzy, employers have to go to an office or other central location on a regular (though not daily) schedule. In recent years, as telecommunication devices have improved, this arrangement has become increasingly common.
Answer:
no review is required
Explanation:
Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that in this specific scenario no review is required. This is mainly due to the fact that if a proposed study qualifies for an exemption (such as is the case in this scenario) then federal regulations do not require review at the foreign site where the research will be done.
