Melinda's craving for salt-and-vinegar potato chips is, in part, her anticipation of a response to certain chemoreceptors on her tongue.
<h3 /><h3>What is taste?</h3>
Taste is the feeling of detecting the flavor of a food, taste receptors are present on the tongue which allows an individual to taste all types, bitter, sweet, sour and salty.
Chemoreceptors are present in the tongue, brain and nose, these receptors gives taste message to brain, by having taste from tongue and smelling from nose.
These receptors detect the changes in the internal and external of the body. It helps detect the craving of humans.
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Answer: occurrs because of the REPRESENTATIVENESS HEURISTIC.
Explanation: Representativeness heuristic can be defined as the act of making conclusions under probability or uncertainty. Here conclusions are made based on representativeness which makes the conclusion less accurate because the fact that some is a representative doesn't make it a likely outcome.
It is an approach that employs a practical method not guaranteed to be optimal or perfect; not following or derived from any theory.
An example can be seen in the use of horoscopes.
I believe the answer is: proximodal trend
Proximodal trend refers to the period when children started to develop more specific muscle/ motor skills.
For people in general, our upper body tend to be developed at much faster rates compared to our lower body, which cause infants having to crawl first before they are able to walk.
The first civilizations developed in North Africa, Middle East, and South and East Asia because of the advantages that this areas offered to the people inhabiting them. The biggest advantage were the big rivers with long and wide fertile plains beside them, which enabled the people to be involved in agriculture and produce big amounts of food and even reserves. Since the food problem was solved, they were able to concentrate on other things in their spare time and started to develop architecture, sciences, philosophy, writing systems...
