Explanation:
(x2) 741 OpAmps (Radioshack Catalog #: 276-007)
(x1) 9V Relay (Radioshack Catalog #: 275-005)
(xvar) jumper wires (Radioshack Catalog #: 276-102)
(x2) Heavy duty 9V battery clips (Radioshack Catalog #: 270-324)
(x2) 9V batteries (Radioshack Catalog #: 23-866)
(x1) Prototyping PCB (Radioshack Catalog #: 276-170)
(x1) Piezo Buzzer (Radioshack Catalog #: 273-080)
(x1) 5K Ohm Potentiometer (Radioshack Catalog #: 271-1714)
(x1) Potentiometer cap (Radioshack Catalog #: 274-415)
(x1) 470 Ohm Resistor (Radioshack Catalog #: 271-1317)
(x1) 3" diameter acrylic tube
(x1) Magnet (Radioshack Catalog #: 64-1888)
(xvar) lamp-pull ball-chain
Tools:
Solder
Soldering Iron
Wire Snips
Hot Glue Gun
I used a laser cutter to make my own personal enclosure, but one could easily modify a pre-made project enclosure to suit the needs of this project.
Answer:
a. transience.
Explanation:
The options for this question are missing. The options are:
A. transience.
B. absentmindedness.
C. retroactive interference.
D. proactive interference.
In psychology, the term transience refers to the decreasing ability to retrieve something that we already learned either from our long-term-memory or short-term-memory. This can happen because of brain damage but also because of lack of practice.
In this example, Amber took 4 years of Spanish and then 2 years of spanish in college but one year after she graduates she realizes that she remembers very little of the Spanish language. We can see that <u>her ability to retrieve what she learned decreased over that year,</u> therefore this would illustrate the concept of transience.
The statement above is talking about the Drive Reduction Theory. This theory, proposed by Clark Hull in 1943, talks about a certain drive that develops when a disturbance occurs in an individual's homeostasis or simply put, when someone has physical needs that need to be met.
Writing an email to your mayor, critical of the mayor's actions.
Hope this is it!