This is "freewriting" - the practice of just writing, without worrying about how it sounds like, or the grammar and spelling.
Freewriting is good when one wants to collect the ideas, but might be blocked while writing, always checking the spelling - and forgetting what one wanted to write. It is very good for collecting information or preparing a first draft of the text.
Passive mastery is to understanding as active mastery is to speech
Passive mastery refer to the things that we master while relying on our observational skills, such as listening, seeing, and analyzing. Meanwhile, active mastery is the things that we master while doing it over and over again.
The correct answer is reactivity.
The Hawthorne effect is a sort of reactivity in which people change a part of their conduct because of their attention to being watched. The first research at the Hawthorne Works in Cicero, Illinois, on lighting changes and work structure changes, for example, working hours and break times was initially translated by Elton Mayo and others to imply that focusing on general specialist needs would enhance efficiency.
<span>This guy, Dr. Stevenson, is a cognitive therapist, since he's using cognitive behavioral therapy, that is applying, the principle that changing the way the patient is thinking can change his/her behavior and affect. It's a technique well known to be very effective, especially when combined</span>
