<span>Since humanism was conceived in the early 20th century rejected revealed knowledge, theism-based morality and the supernatural.</span>
The correct answers are thalamus; hippocampus.
Thalamus is the part of your brain which functions as the 'hub of information,' meaning that everything is stored there. So, even though Delroy doesn't want to think about it, he cannot forget the turbulence. Hippocampus is there to store old memories and create new experiences about those old memories.
a. Minimalists are not one of the four segments that were identified by researchers of the Ryerson University
Explanation:
The groups are identified by the researchers on the terms of how much and why they look for information on the internet. This is seen by their view as active or passive or their understanding of the information they are seeking on the net.
This does not include a class for the minimalists the literal meaning of which has nothing to do with the context of the study,
The existence of mere observers, information seekers and socializes in the circle of internet is evident. Mavens are the connoisseurs or the experts on certain things .
The answer is working memory. It is known to be
a cognitive system with a restricted scope that is accountable for momentarily
holding facts accessible for processing. Working memory is significant
for cognitive reasoning and the supervision of conduct and decision making.
Answer:
2. stability and change.
Explanation:
Carol is experiencing a type of relational dialectics called stability-change. Simply put, stability is seen as good and desired, but too much of it makes a relationship boring, mundane. There must be some novelty, some uniqueness, even some degree of uncertainty to keep a person interested, excited about the relationship.
