Answer:
a) a mnemonic device
Explanation:
A mnemonic device is a learning technique that helps to encode information and to remember it.
Mnemonic device use <u>retrieval cues, imagery, songs, rhyme, acronyms, sentences</u>. All of these are used to help the original information to become associated with something more meaningful.
In this example, Tim <u>needs to remember the spelling of "geography" so he learns a sentence that serves as an acronym</u> (since the first letter of each word correspond with each letter of the word he needs to learn), so he's using a cue, in this case an acronym or sentence so <u>he can associate the spelling (original information) with something more meaningful to him </u>(the creative sentence of George)
Thus, the correct answer is a) a mnemonic device.
Answer:
B. age identity.
Explanation:
Age identity refers to the process where an individual identifies himself/herself through different aspects of the aging process. It refers to the state of a person where he tends to think how he perceive his age process. He tends to ask himself to which age he belongs. It is a subjective experience of aging. For example, the people in the United States are more youth-oriented, therefore age identities are more adaptive to them.
As per the question, Claudia is considering age identity when she is wondering to associate herself to a particular age group.
Answer:
A bureaucracy
Explanation:
A bureaucracy is a formal, rationally organized social structure with clearly defined patterns of activity in which, ideally, every series of actions is functionally related to the purposes of the organization. Bureaucracy is also defined as a complex organization of departments, bureaus, and agencies composed of appointed officials that carry out the day-to-day operations of the government.
