Answer:
(A). Accommodation
Explanation:
Accommodation explains what happens when new knowledge or experiences cause you to change your current schemas(Schemes are the techniques that children employ during adaptation). Instead of making the new information work in an existing system, you change the schema to suit the new information.
Accommodation is a Part of the Adaptation Process.
Baby Stephanie was first given a cup to drink out of, rather than her bottle, she tried to use it just like a bottle, but kept pouring milk on herself. After a few tries, however she was able to drink out of the cup with minimal spilling. According to Piaget this would be an example of ACCOMMODATION.
Accommodation explains how we later adapt our systems to integrate new experiences more effectively.
<span>Obsessive workaholic that limits his time to do things at a normal pace. Also overly keen on personal items vs needing to take a moment to go to the bathroom. Donald does not realize holding urine is not a good thing and can be a health risk in future Donald basically does not allow time to just be free enjoy lunch enjoy toilet breaks and then Enjoy the office sadly Donald needs a break</span>
Answer:
Mayella send her seven brothers and sisters to get ice cream on the day in question
Explanation:
In the book "To Kill a Mockingbird" we are presented to Mayella is the older daughter of Bob Ewell. She takes relevance after Tom Robinson helped her with small chores and she kisses him in a sign of gratitude. However, her father watches them and called the sheriff to tell him Tom raped her and beat her. This is the situation in question because there was no one else around to testify. Because she had sent her brothers and sisters to get ice cream.
The answer is A. The
United States should own most of or all of America. The Americans firmly believed that it was
their destiny to expand throughout the American continent. Eventually they accomplished that goal. They later used Manifest Destiny as part of
their reasons for their imperialists campaign.