I believe the correct answer is: defensive and protective
practices.
In the Erving Goffman article, the two techniques employed
to safeguard the impression fostered by an individual during her presence with
others are defensive practices and protective practices. Erving Goffman defined
defensive and protective practices as a strategy and tactics used to protect
one's own projections.
Answer:
C.) Opposed
Explanation:
The Sisley Commission found out that 2/3 people would rather see schools closed rather than integrated. (I’m on EDG)
In group decision making, the phenomenon of groupthink occurs when group members avoid disagreement as they work on a consensus. Groupthink is a phenomenon apparent in groups of people that harmony is their priority, resulting in an illogical and non-effective decision making and ignoring alternative more sensible decisions. It is a psychological term first introduced by social psychologist Irving Janis in 1972.
According to the article "Lifeboat Ethics," the idea that one person taking more than his or her fair share of something can ruin the system for everyone is called THE TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS.
It is brought about when the right to use a common resource is not matched by the corresponding responsibility to protect said resource.
Answer:
(D) retrieval cue
Explanation:
Retrieval cue: In psychology, the term "retrieval cue" is described as a prompt that assist an individual to remember different things. When an individual tends to make specific new memories then he or she ought to include a few information related to the given situation as well in which those memories are being developed so that it acts as a trigger to approach the given memories.
Retrieval cues help an individual to approach memories that are being stored in his or her long-term memory and therefore helps to carry-out those memories into his or her "conscious awareness".
In the question above, the picture served as a powerful retrieval cue.
