Answer: Chunking requires knowledge of familiar pattern and concept.
Explanation: Chunking simply refers to the ability of an individual to produce meaningful information by combing smaller bits of information called chunks, such that the individual is able to remember more information as a result of these combination. This could be achieved by combining this information using patterns and concept familiar to the individual.
The process of Chunking that is combining or joining these smaller and separate pieces of information aids the retention and also the activation or remembrance of such information from memory.
In the scenario above, the student employed the concept of runing time in which he is familiar about to combine the digits which aided his memory recall capability.
Answer: Language without communication
Explanation:
Language without communication is defined as communication in which message is shared or exchanges between people without using verbal means.Non-verbal methods are used for communication such as body language, facial expression, actions etc.
According to the question, Mrs Watts and Jason are involved in communication without any language.Mrs. watts told Jason to sit through action .Jason did not properly understood the message through this medium so, he nodded but didn't sit.
Answer:
Accept their failure and tend to put more effort in the next task
Explanation:
Brown and Dutton conducted a number of research studies on self-esteem and that how people with high self-esteem and low self-esteem reacted to failure and success. On multiple occasions, they found that people with high self-esteem believed in their actions and were quick to accept lacking int their effort or strategy that led to the failure. Also, people with high self-esteem tend to perform even better on the next task by avoiding the steps they believed led to their failure. Hence, using their failed attempt and experience to improve their performance.
Values clarification. It aids an individual in having increase awareness of whether something is right or wrong.
This allows adolescents to determine whether something is allowable with regards to societies moral values.
