Answer: Despite not having any conscious memory of the accident, the thoughts in his subconscious still affects his behavior (Jordan still remembers it in his subconscious)
Explanation: Jordan is most likely going through what is called memory Repression. Memory Repression is when an individual unconsciously pushes a painful memory of an event out of his or her consciousness to the extent that they are no longer aware of the existence of such memories even though it might still unconsciously affect their behaviors.
Jordan unconsciously pushed memories of the accident out of his subconscious, he is no longer aware of such accident but his behavior is still unconsciously affected by it ( anxiety around car). This scenario best illustrates a good example of memory Repression.
Mongols began riding at any early age, and hunting as soon as they could hold a bow. ... The Mongol army continually trained the troops in rotations, formations and diversionary tactics. They trained for as many circumstances as they could think of so they could react fast and sure to any tactic of the enemy.
Answer:
166.67%
Explanation:
The computation of the percentage increase in grain production for the period 1950-1955 is shown below:
= (Year 1995 grain production - Year 1950 grain production) ÷ ( Year 1950 grain production)
= (1,600 million tons - 600 million tons) ÷ (600 million tons)
= 1,000 million tons ÷ 600 million tons
= 166.67%
Hence the increase in percentage is 166.67%