<span>A. The Eighth Amendment deals with not allowing excessive bail or punishment.</span>
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
Convergent thinking is a term that describes individuals' proficiency to give the only right answer without creativity to standard questions such as multiple-choice examinations.
On the other hand, Divergent thinking is a term that describes the creative proficiency of an individual to utilize multiple options to explain a situation from different angles or perceptions.
Some causes of the decline in creative thinking in children in the United States are the following:
1. Children spending more times with time consumable gadgets like television, internet-enabled phones or computers, video games, etc., rather than people
2. Contemporary parenting styles that focus around over-scheduling or overprotection of children
3. Majority of educational stakeholders do not value creativity in children or students any longer for example, more standardized testing is preferred, and the race to cover the curriculum.
Answer:
Schachtet- singer emotion theory
Explanation:
The Schachter-Singer Theory which is also commonly known as the Two-Factor theory of emotion, suggests that 2 factors are needed to experience emotion:a physiological respomsecand a cognitive label. The theory was originated by researchers Stanley Schachter and Jerome E. Singer. According to this theory, a person who feels an emotion physiologically would need the environment to cognitively label what he feels-the emotion. In essence depending on the environment to understand his emotions
This is kind of a tricky question, because the United States of America has been from a very long time a mixed bag of races and cultures. Our real american identity should be represented by the Natives, the very first people that roamed this lands, but by now we have so much influence of other cultures, be it the europeans that came with the Mayflower, the Africans that were brought here as slaves and more recently the ever growing of Latin American culture in the U.S. I think that our real identity lies in the coexistence of all these different cultures, and on the fact that this is a land where people come to make their dreams come true and that we can live in this great land with every hard working individual, regardless of their nationality. This is only my opinion and I don't pretend to know the absolute truth.
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