I believe the answer is: Projective testing
Projective testing refers to a test that being done by providing the test subject with ambigous stimuli, and told that subject to make a certain interpretation on that stimuli, Based on their interpretation, we can analyze a hidden emotion or perspective that held by the subjects.
The children will likely likely be involved or surround
themselves to their peers when the child culture has built a conflict with the
adult morality because they know that having to be surrounded with their peers
will make them more relatable as they have the same views and perspectives than
of the adult.
Operant conditioning is teaching someone something using rewards. Every time they do what you want, they get a reward. So in your example, you'd need to break down the toilet training process a bit. First the child needs to figure out that her body is telling her she has to use the bathroom. Then she needs to learn to tell that to you in time to go. Then she needs to actually go.
Answer: Interference
Explanation:
Interference theory is defined as the theory about forgetting things or events due to striving of two memories against one another to create a competing situation.It usually tends to restrict new information or any past events to be remembered or getting retrieved in mind.
There are two types of interference that take place in mind -retroactive interference and proactive interference. Retroactive interference does not retrieval of old memory through intervening with new information.Proactive interference block new information with help of old memories.
Answer:
d. Terry must return the car to EZCar.
Explanation:
A bona fide purchaser is one who purchases or buys a property for value that is deceived or cheated by the seller into entering into a purchase contract without verifying the details.
It is the responsibility of Terry to check and verify all the details before purchasing a property from an unknown person. Terry must check the details of the car that Clark had sold him. Since Terry has unknowingly purchased the car without knowing that the car was a stolen property of EZCar, Terry will not be accused of any charges but he will not have any right of possession of the car. He is deceived by Clark and now Terry will have to return the car to EZCar.
Thus the answer is
d. Terry must return the car to EZCar.
