Answer:
This discussion is an example of the second step of the ABCD model which is the "BALANCE RESOURCES" step.
Explanation:
The ABCD model of risk management consists of the following four steps to reducing risk;
a) Assess the situation
b) Balance Resources
c) Communicate
d) Do and Debrief
In this case, there is an ongoing discussion on how to get back to the barracks as safely as possible.
Options are suggested which include taking a taxi, walking or getting a designated driver from the club. This is the second step of the model where resources are balanced and possible options are suggested and weighed to prevent and expose errors.
C Georgia was very involved in the war effort on the home front with goodd and meterials.
Answer:a) he has a flashbulb memory for this event.
Explanation:
A flashbulb memory :
This is a memory that contains many details with a clearer snapshot of a situation that had aroused emotional feelings on the person when they first heard about the situation.
They are stored in long term memory and they focus on the specific situations which were shocking ,emotional arousing when we first encountered with them or heard about them. These memories makes us remember most details such as where it happened , what were the emotions and what was there at that time because they are vivid snapshot in our mind of these events.
Some situations that form this kind of memory are when we lose a person we love the moment we heard about it get restored as a flashbulb memory. Emotions are key factors that makes us have flashbulb memory.
although overtime these memory may decrease in the level of accuracy but still a person remains confident about the details
Hakeem's daughter birthday surely made him so excited and happy which makes him remember all the details and probably because he keeps telling the story over and over again.
Are you looking for an appropriate word to name this?
I think that a good name is "propaganda", especially when the information is of political relevance.
In the past (and to some extend present) some totalitarian or non-democratic states used propaganda to shape public opinion.
I believe so, because no one would have to much power.
