<u>Answer:</u>
The phrase "seven, plus or minus two" refers to the capacity of short-term memory.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Short term memory is also called as active memory or primary memory and refers to the information that we are currently thinking of.
- It generally lasts for short time of few seconds (20 seconds to 30 seconds) and are erased if not rehearsed time and again.
- Short term memory store up to 'seven', plus or minus two words at a time.
- In 1956, Miller performed an experiment and put forward the idea that 'short term memory' can store 5 to 9 items, but modern theory suggests that the information in 'short term memory' can be increased if the information are chunked together.
Congress did not have the power to regulate foreign and interstate commerce. There was no executive branch to enforce any acts passed by Congress
It can be called the synapse or the synaptic gap depends on what your teacher wants you to call it
The correct answer is five.
According to David Dickinson, a researcher who was interested in the communication between teachers and students, the optimal number of back-and-forth exchanges that a teacher should have with his student in a conversation is five. Fewer than that is too few; more than that is too many.
Answer:
Priests
Kings/rulers, warriors
Merchants, craftsmen, ect.
Farmers, servents
street sweepers, waste cleaners, and people who deal with dead bodies
