"The colonies were similar because they both contained people seeking new and better lives. ... The northern colonies were for mostly the middle class who could afford to live. Many people and immigrants came to America because they were poor and the most opportunities for jobs were in the south."
"The Middle colonies and New England had few slaves, while the southern colonies had africans as much of the population. Most southerners were poor men seeking work, while most northern immigrants were in the middle class. The colonies were similar because they both contained people seeking new and better lives."
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Answer: From Piaget's theory of cognitive development, The concept of Object Permanence.
Explanation:Object Permanence, for the baby means that he is starting to understand that things can disappear although they aren't gone forever.
Since Jonathan's mom left him he began to cry because he did not want her to leave although he knows she won't be gone forever.
Answer:Uncle Burt is a laggard in the diffusion of innovation process for telephones.
Explanation:
Laggard refers to a person who is slow to adjust to progress and usual get left behind as people adjust to new and current innovations.
Diffusion innovation refers to how ideas or products receive great momentum and spread out throughout a particular population. People begin to adopt these new ideas or products and move away from using the old ones.
For example the use of smart phones has spread out throughout reaching most population and the older version of phones are littles by little disappearing as people adopt this new innovation.
Uncle was still renting a rotary-dial telephone which is an oldest version of telecommunications , he has adopted the new phones that are currently used by most people so Uncle Burt is left behind in using the old product and this makes him a laggard.
The <span>neglect of contradictory information in the O.J. Simpson murder trial is evidence of the framing effect in decision-making. The framing effect refers to the cognitive bias or irrational logic of favoring choices based on how they were presented. Thus, the presentation of arguments in a different light can affect how people decide. </span>
