Suppose We Use the Bookshelf Analogy to Explain the Capacity

question 69

Multiple Choice

 Suppose we use the bookshelf analogy to explain the capacity of short-term memory.When you use chunking to increase that capacity,____. 

• A)you are able to pack a virtually unlimited number of items into larger chunks or "books"
• B)the size of the bookshelf is actually changed
• C)you are changing the length of the shelf but not the depth of the shelf
• D)you are not actually changing the size of the bookshelf

Comprehend Jean Piaget's stages of cognitive development and their characteristics.

Identify and understand the new phase in lifespan development called emerging adulthood and its causes.

Recognize the significant impact of culture and environmental interaction on development as per Vygotsky's theory.

Distinguish between different parenting styles and their implications on child development.

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Definitions:

Conditional Contract

A contract that becomes enforceable only upon the occurrence of certain conditions or the performance of a particular act.

Implied Conditions

Terms and stipulations that, although not expressly stated, are understood to be part of a contract based on the nature of the transaction.

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Contract performance that occurs when all aspects of the parties’ duties under the contract are carried out perfectly.

Substantial Performance

Refers to a situation where a party has completed most of a contract's terms, fulfilling enough of the contract to warrant payment, though some minor elements may still be needed.