Answer:
That he would die by the hand of his own people
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct option is <em>C) attempt to slip the cord gently over the infant's head.</em>
Explanation:
A nuchal cord can be described as a situation in which the umbilical cord gets wrapped around a baby's neck. Usually, this situation is considered to be harmless. The formation of a nuchal cord is common and less likely to cause any threat during pregnancy or at the time of birth. Hence, the best option would be to slip the cord gently over the infant's head at the time of delivery.
Answer:
The term is:
B. homonym
Explanation:
A homonym is a word that is pronounced and spelled the same way as another word. However, the meanings are different. You can see that this definition is a bit different from the one given in the question. It's because that one actually refers to a homophone, which has the same sound but different spellings. But, since we do not have the option "homophone" to choose, the best one is "homonym". In any case, homonyms are also homophones, but homophones are not necessarily homonyms.
Take a look at the examples below.
Homonyms: pen (to write) - pen (to place animals in); tire (of a car) - tire (verb)
Homophones: here - hear; hair - hare; break - brake
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The correct answer is a conditioned stimulus.
According to the theory of classical conditioning, a conditioned stimulus (CS) refers to a previously neutral stimulus, that when associated with an unconditioned stimulus (UCS) is sufficient to elicit a response in the absence of the UCS. In Selena's instance, the CS is the toaster, whereas as the UCS is the electric shock. After the CS (plugging in of the toaster) was followed by the UCS (an electrc shock), the CS alone led to a response (fear when using the toaster) in Selena.
