The three things that must be done by his nervous system are:
<span>first process, then transmits, and finally integrate sensory information.
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- process happened when the nerve system recognizing the stimulus through his senses.
- after that, the nerve system in his body transmit that stimulus toward his brain
- Then the brain will translate that stimulus as a pleasure and send the effect all over his body.
Answer:
In <u>continuous</u> reinforcement, the reinforcer follows every correct response.
Explanation:
According to behaviorist and psychologist B. F. Skinner, animals and humans have their behaviors conditioned by reinforcers. That is, a behavior can be encouraged or discouraged by the consequences that follow it. If a child is punished, she will probably stop the behavior that caused the punishment from happening in the future. If she is rewarded, she will most likely repeat the behavior.
If a reinforcer follows every correct response, that is, if it is given every single time the desired behavior takes place, then it is called continuous reinforcement. Intermittent or partial reinforcement (both names refer to the same thing) happen when the desired behavior is not reinforced every time it happens. Negative reinforcement happens when behavior is performed to avoid a negative outcome or aversive stimulus. Therefore, the best answer for the question is CONTINUOUS.
Peer pressure and want to fit in with others
Answer:
Confident is someone who has the courage to take steps and believes in himself
Explanation:
Arrogant is someone who is boastful
