<span>If pavlov repeatedly presented the conditioned stimulus, the metronome, without the unconditioned stimulus, the food, the dogs would stop salivating to the sound of the metronome. in classical conditioning, this process is called(EXTINCTION)</span>
Answer:
d. irregular intervals. During recessions investment spending falls relatively more than consumption spending.
Explanation:
A recession occurs when the economy suffers a marked slippage in the economic activity. When there are two or more consecutive negative growth rate in the GDP qualifies a recession in economy by many economists.
Recession occurs at irregular intervals. Recession sees a decline in the gross domestic product of a region or a country or the decline in the investment. There is a decrease in the business revenues and sales. during recession unemployment rate increases thus increasing the consumption spending while it deceases the investment spending.
Hence the correct option is (d).
The answer is John Dewey who's an American educator and psychologist who was influential in changing education and social reform in United States. He was considered as one of the founders of functional psychology and the philosophy of pragmatism.
Answer:
Drinking is considered part of college culture
Explanation:
Abnormal behavior is part of abnormal psychology. This person is diagnosed with behavior. Abnormal behavior is typically compared with normal behavior. In abnormal behavior, the person will behave in a manner that is not acceptable according to social norms and rules regulation. It is very difficult to define this behavior because it is very imprecise and vast. It varies according to culture.
If a particular behavior is not acceptable in one culture, it may be accepted in other cultures. For example, if drinking starts to interfere with the daily routine of a person and it affects the health, academic of a person, it will count in abnormal behavior. Thus in the above context, students who drink so much and interfere with their lives are called abnormal behavior.
