Answer: Selective optimization with compensation
Explanation: Based on the above scenario the principle at work is Selective optimization with compensation. This theory was developed by Paul and Margaret Baltes, that individuals try to maintain a balance in their lives by looking for the most effective way to compensate for physical and cognitive losses and to become better in activities they can already do well.
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I think that my answer is d. but if I'm wrong then I'm sorry mate
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
It is not that the doctors are not competent ,they were sent by the government, the government can't send incompetent doctors to solve an epidemic ,but it is going to be ommited variables by the doctors on the sickness, yes it takes time to figure out the root of sickness, looking at the period of early 19th century, medical method might not have reached a convincing level ,so there is possibility of omitted variables, maybe there were not able to have much time to figure out the sickness that might caused the death. So option A is the best possible answer.
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cloture - The only procedure by which the Senate can vote to place a time limit on consideration of a bill or other matter, and thereby overcome a filibuster.
Explanation:
Answer:Over-estimated, under-estimated
Explanation:
When people first meet they tend to overestimate their feeling because they are still extremely physcally attracted to one another and the reality of how the other person is like has not really surfaced , they are still in a phase where they want to please each other and impress one another. When these goofy bumps and butterflies are all gone and the other person start to show who they are everyone start to realise they might have been more in-loved with the idea of what the other person is hence they overestimated their feelings.
However the opposite occurs when people break up , they tend to focus more on the negatives and ignore the positives and when it a over it sinks in and they start to realise that they might have loved the person more than they imagined.