Answer: b pls mark brainlyest
Explanation:
A home appliance is a device or gadget that assists in a household function. Think of something people commonly do within their homes - such as cleaning or cooking - and remember items people may use to complete said activities.
- <em>For instance, number 2 on the list below (toothbrush) is a home appliance commonly found in bathrooms that assists in cleaning oneself.</em>
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<u>List (10 for variety):</u>
- Hair Dryer -- <em>used for drying hair</em>
- Toothbrush -- <em>used for brushing teeth</em>
- Clothes Washer -- <em>used for washing clothes</em>
- Clothes Dryer -- <em>used for drying clothes</em>
- Rice Cooker -- <em>used for cooking rice</em>
- Coffee Maker -- <em>used for making coffee</em>
- Tea Maker -- <em>used for making tea</em>
- Toaster -- <em>used for toasting bread</em>
- Dishwasher -- <em>used for washing dishes</em>
- Vacuum Cleaner -- <em>used for vacuuming debris/trash</em>
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Answer:
This question is incomplete. Here are the missing options:
- a. automatic processing
- b. the spacing effect
- c. imagination inflation
- d. the serial position effect
The answer is a. automatic processing.
Explanation:
Automatic processing is described as cognitive processes that occur unintentionally and with little to no attention. In the example, Kelsey could remember the details about the word's position unconsciously.
Remembering the meaning of the term, on the other hand, would have required <u>controlled processing</u>.
Answer:
Explanation:
During medieval times, it was believed that the well-being of a country was related to the goodness and justice of its king. If the King was good and just, then the nation will have good harvests and good weather. If there was political order, then there would be natural order.
For example in Macbeth, shakespeare shows this connection between the political and natural world: when Macbeth disrupts the social and political order by the 'ambitious murdering' of Duncan and bringing injustice to the throne, nature goes off the rails. Incredible storms rage, the earth tremors, animals go insane and eat each other. The unnatural events of the physical world emphasize the horror of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth's ambition.
