<span>Blood sacrifice would most likely be one of the rituals seen in a Mayan mural. This culture was well-known for bloodletting and sacrifices to the gods, and it was so important that it was attended by hundreds to thousands of people when these rituals took place.</span>
Answer:
overcome functional fixedness
Explanation:
Functional fixedness: The Functional fixedness is a type of cognitive bias which is responsible for looking at objects as working only in a specific way. It allows or hinders a person to use any object in the way it is traditionally being used.
Karl Duncker refers to functional fixedness as a mental block that hinders a person to use an object in a variety of new ways that can be required to solve a specific problem.
A person can overcome functional fixedness by making attempts at recombination, like the generic parts technique.
From the scenario given in the question above, it can be concluded that Monique has overcome functional fixedness.
Pinker is essentially arguing that all humans are influenced by both nature and nurture. We are born with some aspects and we learn others through socialization.
I agree with the theory. I think that influences by both nature (DNA, genes) and nurture ( learning through socialization), gives people a little bit of both. I find it too hard to believe that as soon as a child is born, nature takes all the control. Socialization also provides a variety of stimulus to encourage/discourage behavior, beliefs, and values.
Don't you just love Psychology? :(
Anyways,
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Explicit Memory (Conscious Recollection ) :
the Hippocampus (Center of Emotion & Memory) is damaged due to John being unable to recall what happened before the accident, like where he hid the money or robbing the bank.
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Implicit Memory (Remember Things, Without Thought ) :
Cerebellum (Everyday Functions) is untouched because he knows how to drive and his way home.
A. Because they help clean the earth's atmosphere. Rainforests in greater essence absorb carbon dioxide. By doing so they reduce the harsh effects of climate change. If there's destruction of the rain forests in any way and anywhere in the world the repercussions are felt throughout the world not excluding the people in North America.
