Answer:
5%
Explanation:
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A (Hamstring)
B (Pectorals)
C (Biceps)
D(Shoulders)
That’s so weird!! the answers are literally across from one another
The full question goes thus
Why are cognitive psychologists less interested in the information-processing approach than they were in earlier years?
a.They now realize that the complexity of human thinking requires more sophisticated models.
b.They acknowledge that behaviorist principles can explain memory more effectively.
c.They argue that the model does not distinguish sufficiently between short-term memory (working memory) and long-term memory.
d.They point out that the model only works for visual information, rather than for auditory information.
Answer:
C. They argue that the model does not distinguish sufficiently between short-term memory (working memory) and long-term memory.
Explanation:
<span>Having increased access to health information allows people to make informed decisions about their health care, including what insurance policies will work best for them, and how to detect earl signs of serious illness.</span>
The cochlear branch passes on the information from the cochlea of the ear to the brain. Another portion of the same is the vestibulocochlear nerve. It carries the spatial orientation information to the brain. These are also known as acoustic, or auditory nerves.
