<span>The key target for psychotherapy, according to bandura, is to ________.
a. change the client's reinforcement values to match their behaviors
b. achieve a better match between the client's efficacy expectations and capabilities
c. change the client's overt behavior to match the demands of the situation
d. modify the client's habit hierarchy</span>
The answer is "<span>Avoid situations where Javier will light a cigarette to avoid conditioned stimuli".
In classical conditioning, the conditioned stimulus is a formerly nonpartisan stimuli that, in the wake of getting to be related with the unconditioned stimuli, in the end comes to trigger a molded reaction.
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Dred Scott's desicion further pushed the issue
Traditional dresses are symbolic of the art and culture of any country. They trace the timeline of the evolution of fashion dating ages back to modern times. These dresses also many times reveal the essence of nationalism of its country. So like all other countries, there are plenty of traditional dresses in Nepal that the beautiful nation boasts of.
1. Dhaka Topi
A Nepali national is made to wear that topi in photographs for passports. The topi is widely worn in rituals, weddings, funerals, etc. Although a lot of handlooms have been set in Nepal, they are continuously keeping up their pace to meet the rising demand for their topis.
2. Daura Suruwal
Daura Suruwal is the national dress of Nepal.
The Daura Suruwal consists of 8 strings (since 8 is considered to be a lucky number according to the Nepalese people).
3. Dhoti
Clothes used on a day-to-day basis are as important as the festive dresses of Nepal.
Dhoti is such a dress worn on a regular basis by men residing in the more humid parts of Nepal where comfortable wearing is of utmost importance.
4. Lungi
Lungis are similar to dhotis worn but with the purpose of comfort wear.
They are often sold in a variety of colours and have become a very common house-wear.
5. Gunyou Cholo
This is the female equivalent dressing of the Daura Suruwal. Gunyou Cholo has a special significance apart from being a national dress of Nepal. It is used to mark the specific age of a girl(7 to 8 years). It is given to a 7 or 8-year-old girl to make a mark of her womanhood and celebrate the fact that she is slowly turning into a woman
6. Sari
Saris are very common in festivities and are even recognized as formal wear for Nepalese women.
7. Kurta Suruwal
This is more of a modern dress of the Nepalese women which has developed in the recent past.
Like Festivals,special costumes also made nepal a colorful cultural land.
