C. Maintenance, hope it's right
According to Paul Baltes and his colleagues, an effective selection strategy is:
C. Focus on the mos important goal at a particular time.
Elective selection refers to processes that are involved in selecting from a pool of alternative pathways. Loss based selection is a response to having less resources or loss of previous goal relevant means, which leads to the reconstruction of one's goal hierarchy or the search for new goals.
THat would be the <span>occipital lobe</span>
This is a true statement. Effects can last up to 12 hours- and the calm down effects include depression, mood swings and exhaustion that could last for a longer period of time.
Online maybe, because they must have it, they have everthing!
