Answer: 1. The child develops empathy for his mother, is aware that his stuffed animal makes him feel good, knows that his mother is not well and gives it to him so that he is better.
2. Johnny doesn´t have a definite concept of sizes, he only knows about units, that´s why his brother manages to "rip him off".
3. Sally requires a repetition and practice process, going back to her roller skating training, avoid to focus on their fears.
Answer:Echoic memory
Explanation:
Echoic memory are short sound sensory memory that registers specific information of an auditory stimulus. it occurs immediately an auditory stimuli is heard , the echoic memory immediately captures such information so that it can be processed and understood before it gives meaning to the overall sound Unlike the iconic visual memory, It does not scan continuously n and is very short lasting for 2 to 4 seconds., although longer than the visual memory which enables the brain make many echoic memories in a day.
Part of Question completed :
Which basic principle of individual choice does Charles's plan illustrate that his wife's advice does not?
Many decisions are made on the margin.
People usually exploit opportunities to make themselves better off.
Resources are scarce.
All costs are opportunity costs.
Answer:
All costs are opportunity costs
Explanation:
All choices have opportunity costs. If Charles decides to swim, he gives up the time that he could have spent biking or running. The opportunity cost of an hour of swimming is therefore an hour of biking or running, whichever he believes has most value as an alternative which could justify the sacrifice of one hour for swimming alone. There is no information on the value of an extra hour swimming however so we cannot determine whether it is best for Charles to spend time equally on all sports or otherwise.
