Answer:
Extinction
Explanation:
Extinction is the process of classical conditioning. As the name indicated, it is the process in which any response gets extinct due to not presented some stimulus. It occurs when a conditioned stimulus is presented without any unconditioned stimulus or can say conditioned response.
Thus in the above statement, Ken used to drool the smell of peanut butter cookies as they bread and he could not stop himself sink his teeth in the cookies. But later on through the process he eventually no longer makes drool in anticipation.
I know this one for a fact. the answer should be <span>People who can read and who receive an education are eligible for higher-paying jobs.
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Answer: die
Explanation:
Okay, let us first fill in the gap in the question.
PS: the capitalized word is the missing word.
"In one study, nearly 4000 English adults (ages 52 to 79) provided mood reports from a single day. Compared with those in a good mood, those in a blue mood were twice as likely to DIE within the next five years."
This study, that is the one that was said to have been conducted above was conducted by researchers in the year 2011. The research aim was to show that when someone is happy, the person can live longer lives than when the person is not happy. The study was also to show the 'evil' or disadvantage of being stressed as related to long life.
The following statement made by the student indicated a need for further education:
"Ketamine is the anesthetic typically used for children who have suffered head trauma and need to be intubated."
<u>Explanation</u>:
A nursing instructor is a nurse who guides the licensed practical nurses and gives knowledge to them regarding their practices.
In such situation, a student says that Ketamine should be used for child suffering from head trauma. This indicates lack of knowledge about the drug. Actually Ketamine increases the intracranial pressure and it should not be used in children suffering from head trauma.
Succinylcholine can be used for the child who is suffering from head trauma and need to be intubated. Atropine can be used to reduce the risk of bradycardia.