This is an example of egocentrism.
It is common in young children but tends to disappear as they grow up. In this case, Marcelo doesn't understand that his grandma cannot see what he is seeing - they are talking on the phone, which means that they are not together at the time, thus she cannot see the bird he sees. Young children cannot understand that other people have other perspectives other than their own, and that sometimes they don't match.
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-A small boy has to be reminded over and over not to pet strange dogs without permission.
-A pre-teen with diabetes resists being taught how to give herself insulin injections
Explanation:
A small boy has to be reminded not to pet strange dogs is likely to stem from the fact that he is quite young(has not developed all mental capacities)and wouldn't heed easily to instruction(reminding orally) and therefore be reinforced in this manner. At this stage children learn more unconsciously than consciously and so instructions are less effective. The same would likely apply to the pre-teen here.
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Make a series of drafts and take notes.
Explanation:
Answer: B. Chunking can increase the efficiency of short-term memory, but as the size of the chunks increases, the number of chunks that can be stored effectively will decrease.
Explanation: In other to aid retention of information in the short term memory, large piece of information may be broken down into smaller bits and then grouped together using related information or attributes before being stored. The essence breaking down informatiin before being regrouped is to establish relational information or similarity between the information to be stored in other to enhance retention and recall in the short term memory. However, the efficiency of information chunking reduces as the size of chunks increases.
That she died in a car accident, Lise was with a Peter when struck by a car on a rainy night