The answer is "facial feedback" effect.
The <span>facial feedback effect theory explains that when someone imitates some facial expressions it actually affect his or her emotional response, for example if during an even one person who is not enjoying the event is forced to smile and laugh, eventually he will find the even more joyful and might start enjoying the event.</span>
Answer: The ego integrity vs. despair stage
Explanation: Psychosocial development was developed by
by Erik Erikson in collaboration with Joan Erikson which listed 8 stages of development an individual must pass through from childhood to adulthood.
One of those stages listed is the ego integrity vs. despair stage which usually occurs between the ages of 60 and above where an individual begin to come to terms with life and ask oneself questions that has to do with the integrity of their ego(thoughts of success) or despair(thoughts of failure).
Answer:
B) systematic observation
Explanation:
The options for this question are missing. The options are:
A) self-report
B) systematic observation
C) sampling behavior with tasks
D) interview
In research, the term systematic observation refers to a process to get data by which t<u>he researcher makes observations of the subjects of the study in an objective way</u>, not considering the researcher own prejudices by collecting data without biases from the researcher (which would come from the interpretation of the observations).
In this example Irina watches 10 babies once a month from birth to 2 years of age and writes down the sounds they make and the words they use. We can see that <u>she is observing the babies in an objective and close way and by writing down the sounds and words she is actually taking an objective measure of language development</u>. Therefore this would be an example of systematic observation.
The correct answer is The couple moves out to a non-community property state.
Explanation: Among these options this would be the only one that would result in an end of status, as they would be moving to another community where the system is not the same as it is now.
