Dr Freud said;
"It appears to be very obvious to me that you are experiencing Disney spells but at least you're not Goofy!
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This is both a figure of speech, and a little play with character names. Disney Studios are the proprietors of both the Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck characters, and Disney may sound somewhat like Dizzy; rather than saying "dizzy spells", the specialist proposes it's "Disney spells"; Goofy is yet a third Disney character.
Answer: Implies that the government is restricted by law.
The correct answer is cognitive development
Learning is any change in behavior in response to previous experiences because it involves the subject as a whole, considering all its aspects, being they psychological, biological and social. If any of these aspects are out of balance there will be a learning disability.
According to Piaget (1973), learning occurs only with the disorder and order of what already exists within each subject. It is necessary to get in touch with the difficult, with the discomfort to disrupt the already existing and then structure it again, with research and also intrinsic as well as extrinsic motivations to obtain learning, emphasizing that intrinsic motivation is more important because the subject you have to be interested in learning, the combination of the two (intrinsic and extrinsic) forming important allies for the better learning of the subject.
Answer:
Difficult
Explanation:
In psychology, the term temperament refers to the characteristics and aspects of personality that we are born with, it is assumed to be biologically determined.
According to theorists, there are 3 different types of temperament:
- Easy: These children are generally in a positive mood, establishing quickly regular routines in infancy and adapt easily to new experiences.
- Difficult: These children tend to react negatively and cry frequently, they engage in irregular daily routines and are slow to accept new experiences.
- Slow to Warm Up: These children have a low activity level, are somewhat negative, show low adaptability and tend to display a low intensity of mood.
In the example, Joe is irritable and fussy (<u>he reacts in a negative way</u>), he doesn't do well in new situations (<u>new experiences</u>) and has irregular patterns of eating and sleeping (<u>irregular daily routines</u>), thus, we can see that the temperament Joe likely has is a difficult one.
Therefore, a developmentalist is likely to conclude that Joe has a difficult temperament.
