Answer:
c. rationalization
Explanation:
In psychoanalytic theory, rationalization is a defense mechanism in which a person explains a behavior that causes him/her mental stress in a rational or logical manner in order to justify their behavior. In other words the person justifies their behavior/decision in a rational manner to avoid the true explanation and eliminate the stress it causes.
In this example, Angela forgot to put the leftover crab dip in the refrigerator, the next morning she discovers the spoiled dip and she says she didn't mind having to throw it out because it wasn't that good anyway. We can see that <u>she is justifying her behavior (throwing out the dip) in a rational manner to avoid the explanation in which she has to throw it because of her forgetfulness.</u> Thus, this is an example of rationalization.
True: learned an innate behavior can occur as a result of automatic proccesses.
The correct answer would be, Lonnie will be less advanced in vocabulary and math.
According to research on developmentally appropriate schools, Lonnie will be less advanced in vocabulary and Math.
Explanation:
Preschools are the classes in the schools where children study before the age when they go to routine school. In preschools, children do several paper and pencil activities every day and are formally tested and evaluated every Friday.
But according to the research on developmentally appropriate schools, Lonnie will be less advanced in vocabulary and math than if he had attended a developmentally appropriate preschool. In developmentally appropriate preschools, more attention is given to children in developing their vocabulary and mathematical skills than just teaching them the paper and pencil work.
So because Lonnie didn't attend the developmentally appropriate preschool, he would be less advanced in vocabulary and math.
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