<span>This suggests that Trey has not yet developed a legitimate understanding of the permanency of tangible objects. This can be evidenced by the fact that Trey lost interest in the ball once it was no longer in his range of sight. He has not yet learned that the object does not just disappear if he is unable to see it.</span>
The best way to handle this situation is to tell to the guest who is in a hurry that you won't be able to take his request as the top priority because there are others who are first in line before him. It would be best to advice him that his order would still be taken care of and would do it as fast as it can with trying to explain that he's not the only one in the restaurant to assure him and prevent conflict.
<span>Because
basically, in the first place, both are from different fields. While sociology
is more on arts, other sciences such as Physics, Biology and Chemistry are the
hard sciences. Hard sciences means that the experimentation requires a very
small amount of error, up to one percent. This experimentation uses materials
which really expensive and harmful. Meanwhile on sociology, it requires a room
of error up to five percent since some of its population is bound to different
errors such as human errors, etc.</span>
