The Biggest Impetus for the Change to Electronic Computing Devices

question 20

True/False

The biggest impetus for the change to electronic computing devices came during World War I.

Recognize and explain the concepts of decision making and problem-solving strategies.

Appreciate the impact of language on thought processes and cognitive development as proposed by the linguistic relativity hypothesis.

Identify the roles of creativity and flexibility in overcoming functional fixedness and mental set in problem-solving.

Apply knowledge of language development theories to analyze real-world language use and acquisition.

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A seminal work by economist Adam Smith published in 1776, which lays out the foundational concepts of classical economics, including the division of labor and free market principles.

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A 17th-century English philosopher known for his contributions to liberalism, political theory, and his theories of mind and consciousness.

Abolition

The movement to end slavery and the slave trade, which gained momentum in the 19th century and led to the emancipation of slaves, especially in the Western world.

Indian Tribes

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