Answer: A <em>social studies teacher creates an assessment </em>that gives students the opportunity to<em> create their own</em> case studies to show what they have learned about different populations in the United States. The type of thinker would this assessment most likely appeal is<u> exploratory</u>.
Explanation:
An exploratory thinker is one that encourages a type of <u>research</u> used to <u>study a topic </u>that is not clearly defined and often uses <u>flexible techniques.</u>
- Prioritizes people's views.
- It is focused on the knowledge of a subject.
- It does not have a mandatory structure, so the researcher can follow the process that seems easier.
- Provide more information on the subject.
The simple fact of creating something of their own with a<em> previous or basic knowledge</em> about a subject, makes the student learn and assimilate the information better than just reading a book.
The correct answer is the Tene Bimb0 Clan.
The Tene Bimb0 Clan refers to a group of five women who killed their husbands between 1983 and 1995 in San Francisco. These five women were all married to men much older to them, and each killed their husband by poisoning them with <em>digitalis -</em>a heart medicine made from foxglove flowers. The members of the Tene Bimb0 Clan proceeded to steal their dead husbands' assets, such as money, automobiles, jewelry, etc., after murdering them.
Illiquidity refers to the lack of liquidity, that is ease to sell an asset for money. It is the opposite of answer a) then and the correct answer is C:<span>c. you cannot quickly sell the property.
Some examples are houses and land.
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The number of one-child families continues a steady increase, making up about 20 percent of American families.
Egocentrism
From the age between 2-7 years old, a child is in the "preoperational stage" of development, characterized by symbolic representation or thinking and egocentric thinking. The child also tends to plan, perceive, and solve problems based on appearances (e.g. a half cup of water in a wide glass is to him/her smaller in amount compared to the same amount of water in a tall thin glass).
A good example of the child's egocentric thinking is most apparent before the child enters kindergarten. When a child is told to hide, he/she usually only covers his/her face, because in his/her thinking, "if i can't see you, then you can't see me!" In egocentrism, the child thinks that other people think and perceive the world the way he/she does.
However, a recent study tried to explain this action of "ineffective hiding" in children as their way of demanding or insisting on reciprocity, and mutual recognition and regard, instead of merely egocentrism (source: https://theconversation.com/young-children-are-terrible-at-hiding-psychologists-have-a-new-theory-why-67979)