Answer:
res ipsa loquitur
Explanation:
In latin it means the thing speaks for itself, a doctrine of law that one is presumed to be negligent if he or she had complete control of whatever caused the injury or situation even though there is no specific evidence of an act of negligence, and without negligence the incident might not have occured. For example While under anesthetic, a patient's nerve in her leg is damaged although it was not part of the surgical procedure, and she is unaware of which of a dozen medical people in the room caused the damage. A proof of negligence on the part of the medical pesonnel must be proven.
Answer:
retrieval cue
Explanation:
She watches TV, then it remembers that she lacks gas for the car.
Retrieval cues form in different ways, yet they assist as things to help memory. Before she watched TV, most likely Cora spoke to herself to remember about getting gas for the car. Therefore she formed a retrieval cue, as a prompt that helped her to don't let that forgotten.
The situation that acts as the trigger is then the commercial.
Cues help us to retrieve in an easier way, essential, and important info needed for many tasks.
Answer:
scripts
Explanation:
Scripts are screen plays which are a sequence of activities or instruction that is interpreted or is carried forwards to perform a particular task. It is like a drama where the events occurs in a sequential manner.
In the context, the three year old old little Alexander uses scripts to describes the activities that occurs in a restaurants in a sequence. These activities are, people go into the restaurant, they sit down, they get food and then eat and then finally pay. So this activities happens in a sequential order.
A. California-based company is losing workers to a higher paying competitor.
Insurance can help you: financially protect against unexpected accidents.
Insurance is a means of protection against a future occurrence of an uncertain event. Insurance financially protects life, property, and health against certain future events such as loss or damage and death. Insurance involves regular payment of premiums by the policy holder (the person that buys insurance) in exchange for a policy assuring such protection.
