Ihad nothing in harmony with mrs. reed or her children…
what did jane discover?
a.
jane discovers mrs. reed is not such a bad person.
b.
jane discovers she is different from mrs. reed.
c.
jane discovers she is intelligent.
d.
jane discovers it is better to get along with everyone.

I believe the correct answer is B. Jane discovers she is different from Mrs. Reed.
The way I interpret her phrase 'I had nothing in harmony with...' is that it means that she had nothing in common with those people, she didn't really get along well with them, and that she is completely at odds with such people, which is why I'd choose option B.

answer: melanie jerozalassignment 61.what is the primacy effect? this is the tendency for the first items presented in a series to be remembered better or moreeasily, or for them to be more influential than those presented later in the series. if you hear along list of words, it is more likely that you will remember the words you heard first (at thebeginning of the list) than words that occurred in the middle. this is the primacy effect.does your data show a primacy effect? why or why not? yes, i did recall the first letters more often than the ones in the middle.correct 10.93321.00030.93340.93350.80061.00070.80080.93391.000100.9332.what is the recency effect? does your data show a recency effect? why or why not? this is the principle that the most recently presented items or experiences will most likely be remembered best. if you hear a long list of words, it is more likely that you will remember the words you heard last (at the end of the list) than words that occurred in the middle. this is the recency effect.yes, i did recall the last letters more often than the ones in the middle.3.serial position experiments typically have subjects use free recall during the test phase.what is free recall in this context? in a free recall task, you are given a list of words, one word at a time, and immediately afterwards you try to recall the words in any order.performance in free recall tasks has been interpreted as showing the effects of two kinds of memory:   short-term and long-term