This research highlight the effectiveness of: <span>semantic encoding.
</span><span>semantic encoding refers to the process of engraving information into memory by understanding the context of the information rather than simply by seeing or hearing it. Studies showed that memories that engraved through semantic encoding tend to last longer,</span>
<span>If there ever come a time when we win, it certainly isn't now. At least not at the pace of modern scientific discovery. Besides their alarming number, viruses are rapidly developing immunity against standard and well-known infections. It took the WHO more than 2-years to mitigate (Not cure) the EBOLA virus after countless deaths. Like the little child trying hard to empty the ocean with his tea cup. I think trying to create a virus-free infections using antibiotics at our current pace is no different from the lad's attempt. As I said earlier, there are countless species developing immunity to withstand the body's immune system, and external factors like drugs. So the real experiment question is, how do we prevent virus replication.</span>
Answer: understanding body language
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to manage roads, bridges, and railways
Explanation:
I'll explain why the other options are wrong.
- to develop new forms of transportation is wrong because Americans adopted a free market economy. Private companies tend to be the one who develop new form of transportation and introduced them to the market.
- to reduce dependency on car use is wrong because there it is what they advocated to the public, not necessarily their responsibility. Responsibility is the things that they have to achieve. Whether you use a car or not is more of a personal choice.
- to ensure equal access to public transportation is more of a human right issue. Which means that it's the responsibility of the federal government rather than department of transportation.
