An "informed citizen" refers to a citizen that is aware of the events and issues that occur in his context such as community, state or nation and besides this, a citizen that can be actively involved in this issues and analyze information critically. Although there are main ways from achieving this, the most basic principles involve reading news and other sources that provide information daily; analyzing information critically before trusting it as not all information should be believed and using the information learnt in other contexts for example to discuss with others with opposite point of view or to lead actions that can solve or help to the solution of an issue.
This implies reliable or authentic and appropriate ways to become a citizen include to watch and read the news daily and to talk to people about current issues, especially those with opposing points of view as in this way a citizen can learn about the issues that occur in his context and use the information. However, read and trust online blogs is not a way of becoming an informed citizen as informed citizens analyze information critically and do not believe all the information especially unreliable information as the one presented in blogs. Thus, only I and II are ways to become an informed citizen.
Procedural memory is referred to as a type of unconscious memory also known as the implicit memory and long term memory that tends to help the performance of a typical types of task without any conscious awareness of the previous knowledge. This memory also tends to guide the processes that one tends to perform and also usually resides below state of the conscious awareness.
Paul Revere and William Dawes set out on horseback from the city to warn Adams and Hancock and rouse the Minutemen. British troops arrived at the town to find a 77-man-strong militia waiting for them. the “shot heard around the world” was fired. When the brief Battle of Lexington ended, there were few causalities. The American Revolution begun.
The questionnaires are a cheap and quick and the effective way to obtain large amounts of information form a large sample of people. As they are open and closed type they give the respondent enough time to think and respond and are beneficial for the quantitative and the qualitative data.
I would believe as False because the Bible is something that people use and think for good in them selfs and for the Holy Spirit it would end up something unexpected so false
