Answer:
c) random sampling; random group assignment
Answer:
sixth
Explanation:
Joshua's behavior places him in the sixth substage of the sensorimotor stage. This is known as Early Representational Though and occurs in children between the ages of 18 to 24 months. During this time, children begin to understand the world through various mental operations (such as talking, singing, imitating specific behaviors, etc.) as opposed to doing everything purely through actions. Which is what Joshua is demonstrating by not only playing with the train but mimicking the sounds that trains make.
Answer:
Before the conflict, Neto did not care about xenophobic words spoken to the players.
After going through the conflict, Neto realizes that it is important to take a stand against this type of behavior.
Neto discovers that he can make a difference, if he is willing to fight xenophobic concepts said by the crowd.
Explanation:
As can be seen from the information given in the excerpt above, Neto did not understand the xenophobic situations that Hispanic players were being subjected to by the fans. As he never realized, he never cared about it, however, it generated a conflict that made him uncomfortable and made him realize how harmful xenophobic behavior is and that he should be willing to prevent it from happening.