Jane is watching her classmate give a presentation discussing the varied beliefs about global warming. By the end of the presentation, she only remembers her classmate’s discussion of how many believe global warming is caused by human activity. Which appears to be challenging Janet’s perception?

Answer:

Selective perception.

Explanation:

The ability to focus our attention on certain stimuli while ignoring others is called selective perception. Selective perception is a type of cognitive bias that occurs in the perception process when the person, based on her/his expectations, selects an object of attention and disregards the remaining part of the information. The function of selective perception for the person resides in avoiding an overflow in the cognitive system due to the quantity and diversity of the information the person receives. This shows that selective perception has a double utility, since it filters important information for the subject and also eliminates excessive and unnecessary information for the person who receives it.

1. Describe the powers of the executive branch of the federal government.

Which of the following correctly describes the actions taken in the process represented by section K and L?

Behavior increases because something pleasant is added as a consequence of the behavior: The teacher praises students for answering questions in class; because this increases their confidence, these students continue to answer questions even when they are not completely sure if they are right. This is an example of:

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Rick has been distressed over a long period of time, he has had problems coping with life and relating to people. In addition, he avoids meeting people as he thinks his breathing can be dangerous for others. He also believes that washing his face seven times an hour would keep him healthy. Rick meets all the criteria for abnormality which include _____.

Which best describes the connection between Iran and Nicaragua during the mid-1980s?

- US hostages taken by Nicaragua were set free after Iran funded their release.

- The US government sent money to both countries to support radical regimes.

- Profits from arms sold to Iran were used to fund the Contras in Nicaragua.

- Iran and Nicaragua fought against the USSR with weapons supplied by the US government.

Exercise a. Answer the following questions: How did society originate? b. How was the life of our early ancestors? Why is society needed? Write your opinion. d. What are the reasons for the development of most of the old human civilizations on the banks of rivers? e. What benefits do we get from the society? C. Community Work has your society succeeded to fulfill human needs? Do an inquiry ve the facts in your society and write it, ar​

The name concrete operations describes how children
(A) handle materials to solve problems.
(B) use what they have experienced to solve problems.
(C) reason abstractly to solve problems.
(D) develop hypotheses.
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Which of the following represents a foreign policy constitutional power of Congress?

a) The Senate confirms ambassadors.

b) The Congress does not have any foreign powers in the Constitution.

c) The Congress negotiates treaties.

d) Congress has the constitutional authority of command over all U.S. armed forces.

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Maria had to take an aptitude test before starting graduate school. In this scenario, the criterion variable will be Maria's score on the aptitude test. appearance and personality. expected ability to get along with her fellow students. expected performance as a student in graduate school.

A landowner owned a large tract of land in an area zoned for medium residential use. Permitted uses in this zone are single-family dwellings, condominium and townhouse developments, and moderate density apartment complexes. The landowner subdivided her land into 10 lots and conveyed each lot by a deed restricting the land to single-family use. All deeds were duly recorded and all lots were developed as single-family homes.

The owner of lot 1 died and his property passed by will to his niece. Some time later, the owner of lot 3 sold his property to a buyer by a deed that did not contain the covenant limiting use to single-family dwellings. The buyer subsequently sold lot 3 to her friend, and did not include the covenant in the deed. Both deeds were duly recorded. A storm destroyed the friend's home, and in its place he began to build a three-unit townhouse.

May the niece sue to enforce the covenant against the friend to prevent him from building the townhouse on lot 3?
A. No, because there is no privity with the friend.
B. No, because the zoning laws have not been violated.
C. No, because there was no restriction in the friend's deed.
D. Yes, because the friend's townhouse would alter the landowner's common scheme.

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Not enough insurance can cost more than your monthly payments if you are in an accident. In most cases, you should purchase coverage _________ the minimum amounts.
a) That meets
b) Below
c) Above
d) None of the above
In Georgia, the minimum amount for bodily injury insurance is $50,000 for two people in a motor vehicle accident.
a) True
b) False
Anti-theft devices will raise your insurance premiums.
a) True
b) False
Coverage amounts for bodily injury and personal property liability are usually noted in a series of ____ numbers.
a) 2
b) 3
c) 4
d) 5

This table shows the monthly average temperatures in North Carolina.



What is the temperature range in the winter?

highs in the 60s and 70s, lows in the 40s and 50s
highs in the 50s and 60s, lows in the 30s and 40s
highs in the 40s and 50s, lows in the 20s and 30s
highs in the 30s and 40s, lows in the 10s and 20s

A man and a woman planned to rob a liquor store. The man entered the store while the woman stayed in the car to act as a lookout and getaway driver. As a police officer walked by the store, the woman turned on the car lights, which was the signal she had arranged to warn the man in the store if anyone was coming. Seeing the signal, the man ran out the door right into the police officer. Realizing that an armed robbery was in progress, the police officer shot and killed the man, after appropriate warnings. Should the woman be found guilty of felony murder of the man

How we-feeling contributes to good society​

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Ahanu, an American Indian, feels harassed by tourists who visit his village. He does not like when the tourists barge into his hogan without permission to photograph his family. When tourists attempt to talk to him, he pretends to not know or speak in English. He is planning to lead an organized protest to stop the harassment of locals by tourists. In this scenario, Ahanu's attitude toward the tourists visiting his village exemplifies _____.

Kristi works in a day-care center. She notices that Pablo, a 4-year-old boy, often indulges in private speech when doing any activity on his own. She has heard him talking to himself when solving puzzles. Kristi believes in Piaget's theory of cognitive development in children. After seeing Pablo's behavior, Kristi is likely to assume that Pablo's usage of private speech is

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Eliana is at a party and begins to feel uncomfortable that she is not safe there. Several of the guys have been trying to get her to go upstairs with them alone, and keep offering her more drinks. As she discerns that her safety is at risk in this situation, her heart rate increases, she finds she cannot concentrate on conversations, and she simply leaves as quickly as she possibly can. Eliana was experiencing _______________.

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How did Sir Isaac Newton advance the field of physics?

A. He invented the microscope to aid research.
B. He developed several laws relating to motion.
C. He proved that Earth moves around the sun.
D. He discovered that moons orbit Jupiter.

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A landowner embarked on an expedition into a remote jungle, leaving no means to communicate with him. Because property values suddenly began plummeting in the landowner's neighborhood, his son believed that it was imperative to sell his father's property before it became worthless. Having no way to speak to his father ahead of time, the son prepared a deed conveying the property to a buyer, but left the line for the buyer's name blank. He then signed his father's name on it as the grantor, and handed the deed to the buyer. The deed, however, did not include any language regarding the amount the father was to receive in exchange for the property. The buyer believed that the son was the owner of the property. When the father returned, he was happy that the property had been sold.

If the buyer changed his mind and now wishes to have the conveyance set aside, which of the following would be his best argument?
A. The deed was not valid because the rapidly declining property values amounted to extreme duress.
B. The deed was not valid because the buyer was not identified in the writing.
C. The deed was not valid because the consideration for the deed was not contained in the writing.
D. The deed was not valid because the son signed it.