Answer: MAPE
Explanation: MAPE (Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) is a statistical measure of how accurate a forecast system is. It measures the size of the error in percentage terms.This scale sensitivity renders the MAPE close to worthless as an error measure for low-volume data where as MAD (Mean Absolute Deviation) measures the size of the error in units. Hence MAPE would be a more meaningful measure of forecast accuracy.
If Cathy blames her history teacher for her poor performance on a history test she is most likely engaging in: Self serving bias
Self serving bias refers to a way of thinking that always perceive ourself in a positive manner. People with self-serving bias often willing to over look their own mistakes in order to avoid the feeling of failure, which cause them to constantly blame other people for their own mistake.
Answer:transience
Explanation: transcience of consciousness is having the ability or tendencies to changing your mind at times. The consciousness of man is usually unified(shows unity) but some factors can distort this unity.
Most times pain, sadness, noise, happiness and other factors can distort the unity of our consciousness ( mind). When your conscience is not stable that is changing every moment or bouncing off, it measures our consciousness is in a transcience state. A transcience consciousness does not last, it is usually short. A transcience consciousness makes one lack concentration on what he or she is doing at that particular moment because the thoughts of that person is waving or swinging consistently. He or she may be at school but his mind may be at home or even think about other things like what she will eat later on, what she will wear to the party,what is her boyfriend currently doing this making her lack or loose concentration on what she is doing at that moment.
Answer:
observational learning
Explanation:
Observational learning is a behavioral process of learning that involves observing the behavior of others, retaining the observed information and then applying repeating what one has learned through observation.
Cesar crediting his grandfather with being a model for his undertsanding of dogs is an example of observational learning because he observed how his father behaved around dogs and through this he was able to gain an understanding by watching his grandfather.
