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Compared to adults, when learning a second language, children will do which of the following: more likely to learn from smaller amounts of input, less sensitive to feedback, less likely to use explicit strategies, more likely to learn from large amounts of input.
The answer is<u> "the conclusion being that exposure to TV violence increases aggression in children."</u>
Steuer, Applefield and Smith led experiment on preschool youngsters, were kids were haphazardly relegated to 2 groups, one group watched kid's shows containing savagery the other one watched the kid's shows with the brutality evacuated. During the free play session at school kids who viewed the brutality demonstrated more animosity than the kids who viewed the peaceful kid's shows, the end being that exposure to TV violence expands aggression in kids.
I believe the answer is: conflict perspective
Conflict perspective see society as something that always experiencing constant conflict between group of people in order to obtain limited resource. In this perspective, the group that 'won' the conflict would control the resource and would held the position in the highest place of that society's hierarchy and could determine the fate of other group.
The answer to this question is endcoding.
In science of memory, encoding refers to the process of processing the data that we have to be an applied context that could help us in our daily life.
Other example of encoding would be using one's knowledge in chemistry to help that person develop a certain cooking technique.
Freud was the first one to use that perspective. He was the first to talk about the unconscious mind. Earlier psychologist used behaviorism or other forms of psych but he talked about the unconscious mind and how powerful it was this that made him very popular
