Answer:
d. consciously; episodic memory
Explanation:
Episodic memory: In psychology, the term "episodic memory" is described as one of the categories of an individual's long-term memory that generally encompasses the "recollection" of particular experiences, events, and situations.
Example: First kiss, marriage anniversary, birthday party, etc.
In the given context, the given statement exemplifies Connie is consciously activating her episodic memory. The term "consciously signifies that she is deliberately trying to recall her episodic memory related to the keys.
Jacques Cartier was the explorer who sailed for France trying to find the Northwest Passage but instead ended up going through the St. Lawrence River and founding New France which is now known as Canada. Jacques Cartier was born on 31st of December 1491 and died on 1st September 1557. He was the first European who is credited for having mapped the Gulf of St. Lawrence and also the shores of St. Lawrence River. He improved his social status by marrying Mary Catherine des Granches.
Answer:
The correct answer is C. Neutral stimulus: knock on the door; CS: knock on the door; UCS: cocaine.
Explanation:
According to Pavlov, an individual can <em>acquire</em> a certain behavior by relating it to various stimulus.
- At first, the knock on the door is considered a neutral stimulus, since it <em>does not trigger any certain response. </em>
- The cocaine is an unconditioned stimulus since at first it only generates Alexis's shakiness and heart pound.
- Once the <em>neutral stimulus </em><em>mixes </em><em>with the unconditioned stimulus,</em> the neutral stimulus (knocking on the door) becomes a conditioned stimulus since it will make Alexis nervous as she is expecting the dealer.
Answer:
Answer is A
Explanation:
Because it's kind of abvious
China is closer to a pure command economy