<span>According to Mead, personalities develop through the communicative and social activities he terms "play" and "game." Play occurs early in a child's development, in which they try to assume different adult roles that they observe in society. When playing "cops and robbers," for example, a child begins to understand how these roles are integrated into the large socioeconomic structure that they inhabit simply through exploring and toying with these roles. The idea of "game" is slightly different. Game is when a child is able to assume the roles of everyone that they know. They are able to imagine the consciousness of the other people in their lives, and that helps them determine their otherness and ultimately their unique qualities that make up their personality. Mead uses an example of the baseball game to illustrate this point. In a baseball game, each player must be able to imagine themselves in the roles of the other players on the field (even on the other team). Through this extension of consciousness that includes all of the players, the original player can understand how their role interacts with the team, and so they know firstly how their role is specialized and secondly how they need to act to make the team function correctly (throwing the ball to first quickly after a hit, or stealing a base when the batter bunts).</span>
A homogeneous mixture is a solid, liquid or gaseous mixture that has the same proportions of its components throughout a given sample (or multiple samples of different proportion). ... Conversely, a heterogeneous mixture does not have uniform in composition, but proportions of its components vary throughout the sample.
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I believe the answer is: Experience.
As a couple gained more experience by staying in a relationship, they would most likely understand their partner enough to understand the things that could make each other angry.
So rather than acting on an impulse when they found their partner is in a bad mood, they could give them some space to vent.
Answer: William James, an early American psychologist, compared <u>consciousness</u> to a stream that is constantly changing yet always the same. It meanders and flows, sometimes where the person wills, sometimes not.
Explanation:
William James (1842-1910) was an American philosopher and psychologist, known as the father of American psychology. He organized a psychology course and was the first educator to accomplish that in the United States.
The stream of consciousness is a metaphor that refers to the way thoughts flow through conscious mind. James first used this term in 1890, in his book, <em>Principles of Psychology</em>. In this work, he describes the uninterrupted flow of human feelings, thoughts and perceptions.
Answer:
A) phenotype
Explanation:
Phenotype is the physical make up of an individual. The phenotype of an individual is controlled by the individuals genetic make up and his environment. If the individual for example possesses the gene for height but grew up in a poor environment where is nutritionally need is hardly met, he may not grow as tall as he has been genetically wired to, his environment has influenced him. Height, skin colour, hair colour, weight are examples of phenotypic traits.
