The answer is "openness-privacy dialectic".
Disclosure is one characteristic for relational connections. However, alongside the drive for closeness, we have a similarly essential need to keep up some space amongst ourselves as well as other people. openness-privacy dialectic alludes to the strain between the requirement for exposure and the requirement for mystery in a relationship.
Answer:
Elaboration
Explanation:
According to my research on different memory strategies, I can say that based on the information provided within the question the memory strategy that you are recommending is called Elaboration. This (like mentioned in the question) is a strategy which focuses on assigning specific information that is meaningful to the individual onto what you are trying to remember. This allows you to easily remember non-meaningful information.
An example of you are trying to memorize your locker number therefore you can add meaningful information to it such as the jersey numbers of the players in your soccer team.
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Answer:
B. Bleak and industrial.
Explanation:
Andrey Shushkov's short film <em>The Invention of Love</em> is about man's infatuation with gadgets and technology which eventually overtook the natural world. This film in the silhouette tells a love story set in a developing technological world.
With the use of shadows and silhouettes, the <u>film presents a world where nature is smothered and eventually removed by the mechanical world of man-made machines.</u> And as in an industrial setting with machinery and less natural setting, the film <u>presents a bleak and industrial setting and picture</u>. By the end of the story, nature seems to be replaced by machines, and no matter how hard the man may try to get his wife back, he couldn't make a new one with his knowledge of machines nor can he ever get her back.
