A little girl notices that, whenever both of her parents are in the car, her father is always driving. She deduces that women should be passive and men should be active. This process is called social learning.
<em>Sorry but I don't get the problem. Here are some guesses on what you mean. </em>
- <em>The points are for the family's. </em>
- <em>You wanna let people know that others have a hard time to.</em>
- <em>That this is a serious case and we should care.</em>
- <em>We are lazy.</em>
- <em>We don't have a hard life like some people out there. </em>
- <em>We should care about these people.</em>
- <em>We should help these people. </em>
Answer:
Chunking.
Explanation:
Chunking is the process of dividing the information in groups to be easily remembered. Due to their similar traits or familiarity, the groups of words are easily remembered being separated with those that share the familiarity rather than when they are all mixed up. Such is the case with Helen and the items both from the kitchen and the garage. If she makes two separate groups out of the big list, dividing everything in groups of things that share similar traits or common aspects, she will have it easier at remembering everything.