Answer:
FUNCTIONAL FIXEDNESS
Explanation:
Martine is demonstrating an example functional fixedness, a cognitive bias that constrains a person to use an object only in the original function it was intended.
The answer would be: Shackled to their <span>seats
This allegory derives from Plato's opinion on how most people think about their intelligence.
According to plato, most people love to secluded themselves from other people on how we think our actual enlightment is, but the shackles indicates that we actually follow the same pattern like other people when we're believing that we're more enlighted than them</span>
Answer:
parol evidence
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described it can be said that the admission of Brogan's testimony is most likely governed by the parol evidence rule. This rule created to prevent a party from introducing evidence before the agreement was made final in order to change the existing contract. Which is what Brogan is doing in this scenario by trying to release evidence about his age before the finalization of the contract.
Answer:
D) I, II and III
Explanation:
i. Shelter Belts
Strong wind typically carry enough force to destroy the surface of the farm's land, which will accelerate the rate of land degradation. Usually, farmers put shelters belts at the edge of the farm to block such winds and prevent the soil degradation.
ii. No till farming
In this method of farming, Farmers avoid the use of tools that will destroy the composition of the soil (Such as shovel or rake). They plant the crops by creating as little disruption as possible to the soil to prevent soil degradation
iii. Animal graze over plowing.
The concept is similar to no-till farming. Animal plowing usually conducted by making a buffalo carried a giant rake to destroy the soil and provide spaces for Fertilizer. Animal graze will eliminate the use of the rake and prevent soil degradation.
