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During the age of exploration, the European found several territories that were less technologically advance than them. But these territories possess a lot of resources that they can sell with higher price to other European nations.
They colonize these territories and make the people work with little to no prices and sell the goods that they produced to wealthier countries.
This occurred for hundredths of years, and the European accumulated massive amount of wealth from this practice. The positive impact of the wealth still impacted by the newer European generation these days.
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First answer: <span>sensorimotor.
Second answer:</span><span> lose interest in the ball and not look it again for the ball.
There are </span><span>four stages of intellectual development:
1. sensorimotor stage, from birth to about age 2. At this stage </span><span>children understand the world around him, through senses and motor movements.</span><span>
2. </span>preoperational stage<span>, from age 2 to about age 7.
3. c</span>oncrete operational stage<span>, from age 7 to 11.
</span>4. formal operational stage, which begins in adolescence.
Answer: INSECURITY.
Explanation: Psychological noise is a form of communication noise that occurs in the mind of an individual. It occurs as a result of premeditated ideas that may or may not be true that we bring into conversation with others.
Psychological noise causes an individual to be oblivious to the original message that is being passed in the conversation due to stereotype, biases, assumptions etc.
Insecurity is an example of psychological noise because based on information we might have seen on the press and Social Media which may or may not be true, we might feel insecure about so many things.
The great awakening allowed for new ideas to arise like how we use to see the world as the earth being the center of the universe we are able to establish our own ideas on what is actually the center of the universe and be more open minded to those and accepting as well as new religions and inventions that we wouldn’t have here today if it wasn’t for the great awakening theorist
