Answer:
extinction
Explanation:
Extinction: In psychology, the term "extinction" is described as one of the learning processes in which gradual decrease or weakening in a particular response related to a "conditioned stimulus" occurs when that particular stimulus is being presented in the absence of any reinforcement. During the extinction process, an entirely new connection with the specific stimulus is being learned that generally inhibits the "expression" of the original memory.
In the question above, the given statement signifies the extinction process.
A.The Spanish American War
because it have use <span>of economic, political, cultural, or other pressures to control or influence other countries, especially former dependencies.</span>
One benefit is that if the whole population can vote, then the whole population will feel included in the country and will want to contribute to it. I
Additionally, if there is a group that is excluded from voting, there might be unrest and conflict because this group could clash with the other groups, demanding these rights.
Finally, the decisions will be more informed and will take into account everyone's opinion, not just selected people's
If the Federal Government were able to regulate commerce within a state, there would possibly be a <u>clash of interests</u>.
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Trade within a
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The United States was formed in such a way that there was an internal state government and a federal government that could implement general policies of common application.
Since the federal government has a different view of trade than the state does, an inclusion of the federal government would cause a <u>clash of interests</u> due to the different views among them.
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Answer:social learning theory,
Explanation: According to social learning theory, by Albert Bandura (1977) which agrees with what is stated in classical conditioning and operant conditioning , we learn through responding to social stimuli and by observing the surrounding environment
The child learns through observing the behavior that is modeled and by imitating the same behavior in the future. Secondly , the likelihood of the child imitating the behavior is dependent on whether the behavior was reinforced or punished. If the consequences of imitating a model's behavior was Punishment it is likely that the behavior will not continue, however if the behavior was rewarded it is very likely that it will continue. Reinforcement can be an approval from the parents and that is external reinforcement and when the child feels happy about being rewarded that is an internal reinforcement.
