The answer is <span>Acquiescence. This</span> is a group of response prejudice in
which defendants to a survey have an inclination to agree with all the
questions or to show a positive connotation. So in the question,
when Elmer told Lilah was a spoiled brat, Lilah thought was true so in that
case she agreed with Elmer. This response also referred to as
"yea-saying" and is the inclination of a respondent to approve with a
statement when undecided.
Answer:
Amenity
Explanation:
With regard to an inmate's quality of life, <u>amenity</u> refers to anything that enhances the inmates' creature comforts, such as good food, clean bedding, and recreational opportunities. Generally, amenity means any desirable feature or thing that enhances life and provides benefit/utility to an individual.
Answer:
Positive psychology.
Explanation:
As the exercise briefly states, the positive psychology movement views psychological disorders as difficulties that inhibit the individual's ability to achieve highly subjective well-being and feelings of fulfilment. This discipline studies the "good life", what makes life attractive to live, working against negative thinking emphasising the well being, what life has still to give.
Answer:
The behavior which is Janell most likely displaying to make her teacher think that she is not actively listening to the speaker:
- looking down the entire time
Explanation:
- The option "looking down the entire time" is correct as if somebody is talking or doing a discussion and other person is not looking towards that person. Similarly, if the other person is looking down the entire time, then it shows the person is not interested in the discussion and don't want to pay his or her attention.
- The other options like forming an opinion and response, taking notes about others' ideas and waiting for her turn to speak show that the person is interested.
Answer:
Explanation:
Again this appears to be related to learning disability. An expressive learning disability is one that has difficulties in expressing oneself and participating in a conversation with others. Vague words like things and stuffs are used frequently to describe specific items. Or the child may simply be quiet all the time.
