Answer:
(D) retrieval cue
Explanation:
Retrieval cue: In psychology, the term "retrieval cue" is described as a prompt that assist an individual to remember different things. When an individual tends to make specific new memories then he or she ought to include a few information related to the given situation as well in which those memories are being developed so that it acts as a trigger to approach the given memories.
Retrieval cues help an individual to approach memories that are being stored in his or her long-term memory and therefore helps to carry-out those memories into his or her "conscious awareness".
In the question above, the picture served as a powerful retrieval cue.
<span>Article 1, Section 10 of the US Constitution grants more power to the federal government by limiting the states in several specific ways. States are limited in terms of the contracts they may enter into with foreign states, in their ability to maintain a currency, in the trade relations they may enter into with foreign states, and in their ability to enter into independent military alliances with foreign states.</span>
Answer:
i would go out of the house and stare my house from the roadside ................. i can look my house better from there ig ,or i can go to the tall building in my neighbour and look my house
Answer:
biocentric ; ecocentric
Explanation:
Biocentric philosophy focuses on the living element is the environment while the ecocentric philosophies believes and focuses on the entire ecosystem as a whole.
In the context, Jack believes in biocentric philosophy and thus disagrees for the killing of the deer that have overpopulated in the forest. While Jill is ecocenric and she considers the entire forest as the ecosystem and its survival. Thus Jill argues to kill some of the deer in order for the survival of the species as well the forest as a whole.
Answer:
Generalization
Explanation:
Kadin formerly lived in a region of political unrest and experienced frequent exposure to dangerous gunfire. He currently resides in a region of relative political and social calm. However, when exposed to loud noises such as fireworks, Kadin assumes a defensive posture, crouching behind objects and hiding. A psychologist would MOST likely attribute Kadin's behavior to generalization because Kadin has the tendency to respond in the same way to different but similar stimuli such as his experience with frequent exposure to dangerous gunfire and Kadin was also exposed to loud noises such as fireworks, he assumes a defensive posture, crouching behind objects and hiding therefore Kadin behaviour is attributed to Generalization.
