I would create a holiday that everyone gives to the poor/ homeless since they are so forgotten in our country.
The answer is A. Trade associations are not responsible with developing a sense of affiliation for their workers. Trade associations are responsible in providing training for their workers, advocating for their workers and providing health-care coverage for their workers.
Answer: A. a paradigm shift,as it challenged the existing paradigm of the day
Explanation:
A paradigm shift is a major change that occurs in the practices and the concepts of how something works.
Since Ptolemy believed that the earth was at the center of the universe while Copernicus asserted the notion that the sun was at the center of the solar system. Thomas Kuhn would call this an example of paradigm shift.
Answer:
cognitive dissonance theory
Explanation:
Cognitive dissonance theory was proposed by Leon Festinger in 1957 and this theory explains the relationships between cognitions. There is a tendency for an individual to see their cognition in a consistent manner such as belief, opinion. If there is found any inconsistency between behavior and attitudes(dissonance) something must change to eliminate the dissonance between attitude and behavior( dissonance). If there is happening something discrepancy between behavior and attitude then attitudes will change to accommodate the behavior.
<u>There are two factors which affect the dissonance:</u>
- Several dissonance belief, and importance to attached belief each other.
- Reduces the importance of dissonance belief.
- Change the dissonance belief that could not be inconsistent
- Add the more consistent belief that outweighs the dissonant belief.
The information-processing theory proposes that human cognition consists of mental hardware<span> & </span><span>mental software.</span><span>
In the information processing model, mental hardware refers to mental and neural structures that are built in and that allow the mind to operate, while mental software refers to mental processes that are the basis for performing particular tasks.</span>
