Answer:
Within 24 hours after listening to a lecture or speech, most people will likely recall about <u> </u><u> </u><u> </u><u> </u><u> </u><u> </u><u> </u><u>50</u><u> </u><u> </u><u> </u><u> </u><u> </u><u> </u><u> </u><u> </u> percent ent of the message.
Answer:
accessibility
Explanation:
Ethan and Heather see a man stumbling around as he walks down the street. Ethan, who belongs to Alcoholics Anonymous, thinks the man is drunk, but Heather, who just watched a TV special on Michael J. Fox, thinks the man has Parkinson's disease. These differing interpretations of the same behavior seem to be caused by Ethan and Heather's differences in <u>accessibility</u>
Ethan and Heather's opinions of the situation are accessibility based. Their opinions were formed based on the information they have access to. Opinions are formed based on the information we have access to from the media, by association and some other avenues. Ethan was fast to classify the man as drunk because of the information he has about the characteristics of a drunk from being a member of Alcoholics Anonymous and Heather's opinion was formed as a result of the information he got via television.
Answer:
Usually you go to traffic court.
Two reasons can be as follow:
1) Desire to protect folk culture. People have an innate desire to protect and carry on their folk culture and adoption of new culture may interfere with that vision.
2) Fear of change or outside influences. People might have a fear that the outside culture will influence them in many undesirable ways which can prevent the adoption.
