Answer&Explanation:
distributed practice
-If Danny spreads out his study into multiple periods this will yield a greater success for him.
mnemonic device
-Memory aid (acronym or chunking) will help him remember terms for greater success
secondary reinforcer
-Include a previously administered secondary reinforcers such as money, grades, praise as a way of helping him succeed.
Big Five Trait of Conscientiousness
enduring traits of conscientiousness (organization, responsibility) would result in improved
studying/performance
Retroactive Interference
-learning new capital cities may make it difficult to recall the previously learned capital cities, hindering his success with this task. So as he keeps learning new capital cities this may interfere with the ones he has already studied before.
Self-fulfilling prophecy
- If he expects that he will it do well chances are that he will not do well , as he will start to actual give up on studying these cities which will lead to his prophecy being fulfilled
Sympathetic Nervous system
-negative impact
-heart rate, blood pressure, sweating
Excessive arousal (anxiousness, alertness) produced by the sympathetic nervous system , if he becomes to anxious he is likely to forget everything that he studied.
Based on the sentence of the excerpt,
The main purpose of the final sentence from Thomas Paine's common sense would be :
To indicate that the American colonies can establish a better government thana monarchy
Hope this helps
<span>1. Based on the map, why might some Southerners feel the Missouri Compromise favored the north?
Though there is no map shown, I think that the main reason for the Southerners displeasure is about the territory divided between them. The North was given more territory than the South.
2. This image shows a crowd in Boston protesting the return of an enslaved person to Virginia. What opinion did members of this crowd most likely share?
</span><span>c. they opposed slavery in massachusetts</span>
Answer:
(a)- Trust vs. Mistrust Birth-18 months (Infancy) hope
Explanation:
Trust vs mistrust: Erik Erikson has given his theory of psychosocial development, and trust vs mistrust is the first stage out of Eight stages. The trust vs mistrust stage starts from birth and lasts till eighteen months of age. Erikson demonstrated that if any child lacks the development of any of the stage then it will lead to developmental disorders later in life.
The infants in this stage believes that their parents or the caregivers will provide the care, attention, and basic needs. If the needs are not being fulfilled by the parents or the caregivers, then the child might develop anxiety, suspicion, and mistrust.
Anna developed trust vs mistrust issues, because of inappropriate care and attention given to her at that stage.
Answer: What an interesting experiment.
Placing my hands individually on the cold and hot water, waited for a few seconds then feeling it into the warm water, this is what I felt.
The hand that was in the COLD water felt HOT in the WARM water.
While the hand in the HOT water felt COLD in the WARM water.
With this, I concluded that I CANNOT trust my senses for measuring temperature.
Because a neutral individual will feel the warm water as warm but my hands having previously been put under some conditions, felt different.
