Answer:Habituation
Explanation: Habituation is defined as mechanism in which the person tends to reduce the response towards the stimulus due to prolonged interaction or presentation with it. It is kind of learning process that gets settles due to the repeated exposure.
The case mentioned in the question also wants to refer "nose-blindness" towards the odor as habituation because people are repeatedly exposed to the same odor that they don't notice the fragrance of their air fresheners.
There was no single event that ended the Great Depression, but most would agree it was a combination of New Deal policies, and World War II (which created soaring demand for materials and thus jobs in the United States) that ended the Great Depression.
Spelling mnemonic
Explanation:
mnemonics are different strategies by which we can retain memory and make recalls when necessary. These <u>mnemonics serve to recall the said memory whenever it is required by the person to do s</u>o.
<u>In a spelling mnemonic one recalls things by remembering certain aspects of its spelling.</u>
Like in this case, Chad is able to recall the name of the scientist after he hears the first letter of his name, so it helped him remember the information.
Answer:
The answer is D
Explanation:
A seems right, but Sally is the one who's optimistic in the story, not Beth, which means it isn't right.
B is not right because while the story mentions their grandparents, it doesn't directly say that they miss them.
C is not right, the story doesn't mention cookies at all.
D is right, because Beth directly says "I don't remember what Father looks like,"
I hope this helps
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