Answer: Projective
Explanation:
Projective measure of personality is defined as the measure through which person's hidden emotion, mind disputes and internal thought are revealed by testing their response on an ambiguous picture.
According to the question, interpretation of Marcus is displaying projective measure of personality as he is remarking pile of seaweed shape to hamburgers by picturing it ambiguously and responding as per internal thoughts.
Other options are incorrect because electronically activated record measure, self report factor measure and observational measure are not the measure for personality in the scenario. Thus, the correct option is projective measure .
We know that Beethoven was in despair about his inability to hear because of the heiligenstadt testament. The heiligenstadt testament was Ludwig van Beethoven despairing letter to his brothers’ carl and johann at heiligenstadt on October 6, 1802. It replicates his misery over his growing deafness and his aspiration to overcome his physical and emotional ailments to ample his artistic destiny.
Answer:
<h2>How to body a paragraph :)</h2>
<em>Topic sentence</em> (also known as the "hook," state your opinion / point of view
<em>Major supporting evidence</em>
<em>Minor support 1</em>
<em>Minor support 2</em>
<em>Conclusion</em> (restate main topic sentence + summarize your 3 points pf evidence)
Explanation:
Example:
"<em>In the movie "Iron Will" / "Mazy May" the use of dogs as work animals is protrayed as postive/negative by...(give example). Because of this, I agree/disagree with the use of dogs as work animals.</em>"
Now <em>expand</em> on that first example, use "<em>pathos ethos logos</em>" to create an emotional but also <em>logical </em>reason for your opinion. (This means, use both emotional examples from these films, and also logical examples (how the dogs as work animals were helpful / useful compared to other animals...or not if you are against that view))
Add 2 more <em>minor</em> examples, but keep them vague so that the paragraph does not become too lengthy (<em>this is not an essay</em>).
Summarize your points, and restate your opinion.