Answer:
The correct answers are:
1 - C: Who am I and what am I going to do with my future?
2 - B: CT Scan
Explanation:
1)_ To begin with, Erik Erikson was a german-american psychoanalyst known for his theory on psychological development of human beings in which he developed a concept called ''the identity crisis'' and ''the stages of psychosocial development''. In addition to that last one, the stage number 5, the period of the adolescence, Erikson called it <u><em>''Fidelity, Identity vs Role Confusion'' </em></u>and it establishes that the main questions a person asks himself is that: who is he, how he fits in and what should he do for the rest of his life. In that stage the person seeks for his own unique identity.
2)_ To begin with, a CT Scan or Computed Tomography Scan is the name given to technique that uses X-rays to produce images of a specific area of a scanned object and that allows the user to see inside that object. Moreover, <u><em>CT scanning of the head is typically used to detect tumors</em></u>.
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Answer:
Debriefing
Explanation:
<u>Debriefing</u> attempts to minimize any negative effects from participating in the study by clearing up misdirection and fully informing participants about the scientific process. During debriefing, the researcher provides an in-depth description of the study to the participants, debriefing is necessary if deception is used in the study. There are some study where the results or the data intended to be obtained by the researcher may be biased if the subjects are fully informed of the aim of the study, in such situation, deception is used and at the end of the study the subjects should be debriefed about the real intent of the study and clarifications should be made.
