Answer:
The cognitive theory of depression states depression results from:
D. maladaptive interpretations of life events.
Explanation:
According to cognitive behavior theory, maladaptive cognitions lead to distorted thoughts and judgments, which would be the root for depression. People can learn such cognitions through observation. For example, they can learn by watching how their own parents cope with stress ineffectively. Another possibility is that people fail to develop coping skills due to lack of experiences that would help with it. Simply put, depressive people have a different way of thinking, of processing what happens to them.
Negative reinforcement and positive reinforcement
Answer:
FLASH TO BANG RULE.
Explanation:
The “Flash-To-Bang” theory measures the time from when you see lightning to the time you hear the associated thunder. A measure of 5 seconds from Flash-To-Bang means lightning is one mile (1.6km) away. Ten seconds equals 2 miles (3.2km); 15 seconds equals 3 miles(4.8km).
Light travels faster than sound, so lightning will be seen before hearing it (the thunder is the sound of the lightning strike).
The speed of sound travels at around 340m/s, multiplied by 3 is about 1kilometer. So the number of seconds divided by 3 is how many kilometers away the lightning struck is.
The number of miles away a thunder struck is, can be calculated by dividing the seconds by 5.
Answer: the right answer is C. the covenants of seisin, right to convey, quiet enjoyment, warranty and further assurances.
Explanation:
Covenant of seisin denotes the legal possession of a feudal fiefdom or an state in land.
The Right to convey covenant means that the owner can sell or dispose of his or her property.
Quiet enjoyment refers to the right that the grantee or tenant has to undisturbed use and enjoyment of real property.
Warranty.- the grantor promises that owns the property and has the legal right to convey it.
Further assurances means that upon demand by the grantee the grantor will execute any documents necessary to fix any defects in the grantee's title.
