The ability to move. (Tree's can't move but are alive, that's how I remember it.)
Answer: Inattentional blindness
Explanation: This kind of blindness does not occur due to some defect in the organic sense, so everything is okay with the eyes, it is blindness that arises as a psychological effect. For this reason, this blindness is also known as perceptual blindness because it arises as the result of the perception of one who observes, therefore, attention is directed to another object, in this case black and white. Therefore, since all the attention are directed at the observation of another black white and objects, when something that is not initially indicated to be observed appears, like red X, it escapes attention, that is, the observer is inattentionally "blind" to that unexpected object. This is, therefore, a rejection of something that is unexpected, though completely visible, because the task given has drawn all our attention to other objects or the other side.
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Explanation:
The term Possibilism means that the environment only limits the number of choices that a person has. ... In simple words, Possibilism denies the influence of environmental factors in a human's life. The man who started the idea of Possibilism was David Le Da Blanche – a French Geographer.
Jane is studying morbidity rates.
How would you define morbidity?
In a medical context, the terms "morbidity" and "mortality" relate to the relative frequency of fatalities in a given population or place, respectively, whereas "morbidity" refers to the incidence or prevalence of a disease in a given population or location (sometimes referred to as the morbidity rate) (sometimes called the mortality rate). When you are morbid, you have a particular disease or condition. Heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and obesity are a few instances of frequent morbidities. There can be multiple morbidities present at once. When this occurs, it is referred to as comorbidity. Mortality is the total number of fatalities attributable to a given disease or condition.
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