Answer:
flashbulb memory
Explanation:
Those in the baby boom generation would always have a flash bulb memory due to the event that happened in this generation. The assassination of president Kennedy.
We can describe a flashbulb memory to be a greatly detailed, or clear picture of the moment and things that are happening in which a piece of shocking and greatly concerning news was learnt.
It is when we remember what we were doing when we heard of an important/shocking news as is the case in this question.
Science I think if that’s a choice??
The legacy of Ancient Rome is still felt today in western culture in areas such as government, law, language, architecture, engineering, and religion. Many modern-day governments are modeled after the Roman Republic. ... The Executive Branch (President) is similar to the elected consuls of Rome.
Answer: A. focused . . . divided.
Explanation:
Focused attention refers to the attempt to focus on one distinct visual, auditory or tactile stimulus while disregarding any other stimuli. For example, when talking to someone at a concert one must make an effort in order to hear the other person despite the loud music.
Divided attention refers to trying to concentrate on various tasks or stimuli at the same time. For example, doing homework while listening to music.
The answer is concept flexibility. The change in views enters the schema after experiencing a different solution that may add to the understanding of things. Jarod displayed this after he discovered that his knowledge is not a fixed answer.
Same with other concepts, there are instances where additional information are needed to be absorbed to correct previous schemas.
