Answer:
A). Children's behavior is often goal-directed.
Explanation:
Piaget gave his theory of 'child development' where he elaborates how a child experiences different stages of cognitive development in order to form a mental construct/replica of the world he is surrounded by.
'Goal-directed' behavior is illustrated as the 'infancy' stage of cognitive development in which the child(infant) develops learning of their environment and begins to indulge in the deliberate behavior which is 'goal-oriented' in order to get their goal accomplished.
In the given situation, Gabriel's intentional behavior is exemplified by her distress(upset behavior) when her mother 'forbids her' to get her target 'dangly earrings' accomplished. Thus, <u>option A</u> is the correct answer.
On March 23, 1775, Patrick Henry signaled the coming revolution when he spoke at a Virginia convention and allegedly implored: “Give me liberty, or give me death!”
The working conditions were TERRIBLE ! as factories were being built, businesses were in need of workers ! People worked 14-16 hours each day.
Explanation:
Well to some extent I personally agree with the concept of Epicurus. But at some points, I think that there are far more than just basic needs.
It is true that simple lifestyle gives happiness if the family structure is strong, lovable, affectionate, empathetic, etc. If the basic necessities are being fulfilled, the simple lifestyle can give you mental relaxation and peace. Basic necessities include up to the mark living standard, better education opportunities, good job, enough savings for emergency and future, home and good medical grounds. If all such things are being fulfilled, the simple life can be the best one.
But sometimes, people want more than just basic needs. The need for fame, the need for living the luxurious life, to do a world trip, to being honored, would give you more satisfaction and happiness sometimes. But this is not all you always need.
So both aspects have some goods in them.
The answer would be true.
