Typing
Gender typing is the cognitive process where a child becomes aware of their own gender, including the expectations, roles, and stereotypes of that gender.
In this example, Stanford realizes his own gender is male, which is not associated with the color pink. He has been typed to believe that pink is not a masculine color. The toy aisle having mostly pink toys goes against this typing, causing confusion and distress from him, leading to his refusal to go near them.
Answer:
Best effort under writing
Explanation:
In a best effort underwriting, the issuer agrees to pay a stated amount of its securities to the underwriter or the agent for the issuer and the public and also ensures to find the best investor. The issuer on the other promises to pay underwriter a certain amount as fee for providing help in this matter.
Both the issuer and the underwriter can agree to the condition of all or none or a certain minimum percentage underwriting.
This form of underwriting is suitable for small underwriters.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
because that particular person wants to start his/her own business with the small capital startup
Answer:
PROACTIVE, RETROACTIVE
Explanation:
Proactive interference is the way in which things learnt earlier interfer with the one learnt recently, when it is impossible to recall or retrieve them, although this can happen due to some certain reason.
An example of proactive interference is when a person find it hard in remembering the name of the of new phone he just bought after previously learned the name of his old phone. WHILE
Retroactive interference is the reverse of proactive interference, this happen when recently learnt information or things gets in the way of trying to recall older information. An example would be calling your ex- dog name with the name of the new dog making the new name retroactively interferes with the old name.
