Answer: ethical lapse
Explanation:
An ethical lapse is an error or mistake in judgement that an individual commits which brings about a harmful outcome. It is usually as a result of an oversight as it really doesn't mean that the individual lacks integrity.
The scenario in the question is an ethical lapse. This is because the extra $25 she pocketed wasn't accounted for as it was an oversight and it wasn't that she intentionally stole the $25 or didn't account for it intentionally.
Explanation:
Not really. All 3 major branches of philosophy ethics, epistemology, and metaphysics involve the reflection of morality, science, religion. Searching for more knowledge and trying to obtain an understanding leads to a reflection in most cases. If you were studying for something and you got the answer wrong and then saw why you got it wrong, you are reflecting on your mistakes. In a similar way, searching for the understanding of an unanswered question will lead you to a possible answer that you will reflect on.
It usually does, using direct popular vote
Answer: 1- Short term Memory 2-Rehearsing.
Explanation: Short-term memory is the cognitive ability that allows individuals to hold information as available for a while.
A common example of short-term memory is for instance when someone tells us a phone number and we remember it for a short period until we save it on our phone.
After a while, we forget the number because it was information held in short-term memory.
To maintain this information in the short term memories one has to use certain techniques.
Those techniques imply rehearsing said information to maintain that information for a longer period.
In this particular case, the information was lost from the short-term memory because the phone conversation distracted from rehearsing the information.
The correct answer is known as the American-Bystander Rule or the Basic Rule.
The American Bystander Rule refers to the rule, wherein a bystander is not legally required to protect or aid an individual, who is considered to be in great danger unless there is a present legal duty to do so.