Humanism is an importance to humans rather than divine or supernatural powers. Humanists stress the goodness of human beings and seek ways of solving human problems. It was so popular during the Renaissance because it was such a successful period that they had time to focus on other things like humanism.
I believe the answer is: <span>people's recall may easily be affected by misleading information.
Films and accidents tend to happen really fast and even the witness near the crime scene couldn't fully grasp how and why the situation happened.
As it turned out, when they're asked about the situation, they tend to filled in the blanks with made up personal's opinion or other people's misleading information.</span>
They had to tax everything like stamps and tea
It would constitute Micro-level research.
These levels pertain to Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory, there are 5 main levels, the one in question is the microsystems level or the groups and institutions that directly impact an individual, in this case, it is the link between an individual and its' peers. The other levels present in Bronfenbrenner's ecological systems theory are: mesosystem (interaction with the different microsystems, crossing interactions, ex: the interactions between school and home, the teacher and parents, peers and home, peers and parents, etc), exosystem (broader influences that an individual doesn't necessarily control or even participate in that still affect their lives, ex: schools, local government, religious institutions, etc) macrosystem (cultural context, values, patterns) and chronosystem (sociohistorical circumstances).
Answer:
Extinction
Explanation:
In classical conditioning, the term extinction refers to the disappearance of a previously learned behavior.
Extinction usually happens when the behavior stops being reinforced or the individual goes through a process of 'unlearning' the behavior by starting making new associations until the original behavior does not longer appears.
In this example, <u>Jimmy got bitten by one dog and he started being scared of dogs, thus,</u><u> this is a learned behavior that he has</u><u>. However, he was exposed to dogs in safe settings and his fear has faded now: </u><u>Jimmy went through a process in which he 'unlearned' the behavior of fear and now this fear has faded. </u>
Therefore we can conclude that this is an example of Extinction.
