Answer:
i would say D.
Explanation:
There is no one answer to anything philosophical so in that sense everyone is right in their own way. It's impossible to set an exact value of someones opinions because everyones value is different so no one is above anyone making everyones opinions equal. This question is a prime example, there is no wrong answer.
Answer:
extrinsic feedback
Explanation:
The type of feedback that the coach is giving the player is known as extrinsic feedback. This type of feedback is when provided from external sources, during or after the individual's or team's performance. This includes things that the performer can see or hear. Such as in this scenario, the coach sees something wrong with the player's form and tells the player during his performance so that the player can make the necessary changes and improve.
Answer:
We have a better retrieval when it occurs in the same situation in which we learned the material.
Explanation:
The idea that we learn better in short periods of time does not consider context, but time. And the idea that we can learn something despite knowing it perfectly, although it is true, does not consider the context.
Context-dependent learning says that it is better to learn something in the same conditions in which we will apply what we have learned. <em>For example, it is more effective to apply a chemistry test in the laboratory where the experiments were conducted than to try to remember them in the classroom theoretically when answering a written exam. Likewise, it is better for a gastronomy student to practice in a restaurant than to try to learn only the classroom.
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And although the psychological state in which we learned can be decisive, <u>it is not as easy to evoke psychological states in students as to modify the situation and context in which they learn.</u>
Answer: The answer would be A.
Answer:
A mixture is Elements put together but can easily be taken apart