Answer:
Accommodation
Explanation:
This event can be explained from Piaget's theory of development.
According to Piaget children go through different processes by which they learn.
- Accommodation: This process refers to people <u>altering their existing schemas or creating new ones as a result of new learning. </u>This usually happens because of new experiences that contradict the existing previous schemes.
- Assimilation: Is the process by which people<u> fit in new information into already existing schemas,</u> this process doesn't alter our interior schema but rather <u>only adds new information to it.</u>
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In the question, the 1-year-old likes to pull his cat's tail, however one day he pulls a cat's tail and gets scratched. This way, <u>the kid had a new experience that didn't fit in the schema he already had about cats meowing when someone pulls their tails. Therefore, he had to modify his schemas to include this new information </u>and it lead to a process of learning. This whole process he had in his mind (and why now he is cautious around cats) was due to accommodation.
Answer: want
Explanation:
Even though the word "needs" and "wants" are often used to represent thesame thing or meaning by most people, it should be noted that they are different.
Needs refer to the things that are paramount to our survival on Earth e.g. clothing, food, water. As individuals, we need these things to survive.
Want are what we desire. It should be noted that wants are not as important as needs and we can survive even if we don't get them e.g phones, radios, televisions etc.
Hi!
We're going to be covering this under non-fiction. Non-fiction covers real world events, which actually happened.
Fiction will focus on imaginary scenarios, people, places, etc. Since President Kennedy was a real person, this will be non-fiction.
Other more specific possibilities could be a biography or a documentary.
Hopefully, this helps! =)
The answer is The Americans with Disabilities Act.
<h3><u>Role of an executor in estate planning:</u></h3>
An executor is nominated and named in a will to carry out the wishes of the deceased person. An executor’s responsibilities include distributing properties of the deceased to beneficiaries as per the will, pays taxes and debts of the estates. The executor also has to use legal standing to offer the bill for probating purposes, examines the will and trust documents.
It should be noted that without the probating judge's approval, the funds will not be allocated, therefore the executor makes sure all the legal steps have been followed. While it may be an honor to be named an executor, if one isn’t up to the responsibilities, he/she can decline the offer.
