Answer: Punishment behaviour
Explanation:
Punishment behaviour in operant conditioning:
Punishment behaviour is used in operant conditioning to describe any action that brings changes after a certain behaviour has occured , these changes aim to ensure that the behaviour doesn't occur again in the future.
Unlike positive and negative reinforcement which all work in increasing a behaviour punishment aims at discouraging the unwanted behaviour which people feel it needs to stop for example Tanisha comes back and she now support a different team than her family.Her family isn't happy so they doing all these changes where they sarcastically joke about her in order to discourage her support for the Lakers in the future .
The middle colonies' economy developed rapidly because they had the perfect climate to grow tobacco which was always popular. There's even a type of tobacco called Virginia. They were also among the first places where people could dock when they reached the new world, so things like fishing were developed with harbors and docks everywhere.
Answer:
False.
Explanation:
Flashbulb memories are highly detailed and specifically vivid images of one's memories. They give greater clarity than most forms of memories but they are not more accurate and lasting than most people might think.
Flashbulb, as the name might suggest, is just vivid "snapshots" or events of a person that may appear clear and provide better clarity, they do not provide better accuracy. According to the studies by Jennifer M. Talarico and David C. Rubin, these flashbulb memories do not provide more accuracy or longer-lasting memories.
Thus, the correct answer is false.
Answer: serotonin; glucocorticoid receptor gene
Explanation:
Neurotransmitter serotonin, also known as serotonin is used in the body to send messages between nerve cells. It affects the human mood, appetite, and digestion, it also helps regular sleeping cycles in the body.
Glucocorticoid receptor gene is a receptor which binds the cortisol and other glucocorticoids. The glucocorticoid receptor gene regulates development of metabolism and immune system.
Howard's growing up condition would make him have decrease in Neurotransmitter serotonin(making him lacking appetite and moody most times) and an increase in Glucocorticoid receptor gene(having a dysfunctional growth pattern).
