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The correct answer is the social-cognitive perspective.
According to the social-cognitive perspective, human behavior and actions are not only influenced by personal traits and enduring inner characteristics, but also by the situations people find themselves in. For instance, a person who is normally loud, outspoken and humorous will not behave in this manner if he or she is in a serious situation such as a job interview, an important work meeting or at a funeral.
Answer:
Nominal
Explanation:
This question is missing its options. The options for this question are:
a) Nominal
b) Ordinal
c) Ratio
d) Interval
In statistics and research, there are different types of data. One of these types of data is the nominal data.
Nominal variables or data are variables that don't have any quantitative or numerical value. In other words, they usually refer to categories or names.
In this example, a professor asks her students who their favorite character in a novel is. We can see that t<u>he names of the characters don't have any numerical value and the possible options are names</u>. Therefore, this would be a nominal measurement of the data.
If jeremy's action is viewed based in piaget's theory, he is currently in <span>Formal Operational Stage in which he based his reaction based on his personal deductive skill and systematic thought.
</span>If this viewed based of Kohlberg's theory, Jeremy's currently in Post-conventional moral reasoning, in which he formed his personal sense of morality by analyzing the outcome of his actions.
The answer to this question is <span>Nature contributes substantially to the monkeys' preference for visual novelty.
It's very important for monkey to utilize thier visual novelty in order to gather enough foods and avoid predators in the jungle. Humans needs no such things because we just use our visual capability to navigate without having to worry about foods or predators.</span>
