Step one of the z model corresponds to the thinking cognitive style
The Emancipation Proclamation was symbolic in nature. It freed the slaves in the South. However, since the South was not part of the Union, it had no effect in the South. However, it made it clear to the world<span> that President </span>Lincoln<span> wanted slavery to end.</span>
Nations fell victim to new hostile leaders. Japan struck first, invading China. Next Italy struck at Ethiopia. Germany, under the leadership of Adolf Hitler, was the greatest fear.
Explanation:
America was active in trade with Europe and China was assisting America's trade activities. China' interference with America is not appreciated by Japan which tried to annex china. Japan' attempt to stop china helping America is objected by Americans. The American Government stopped all the commercial vessels which headed to Japan with steel and oil. These two products were crucial for Japan to make arms and raise revenues for its country.
When the ships were frozen in the ports, Japan decided to assault the ports of America. Pearl Harbor attack resulted in death of two thousand civilians. Imperial Japan was becoming a threat which annexed China.Also Nazi Germany is also becoming a threat which made America to follow isolationism and interventionism and hence this neutral attitude made America to stay out of the war.
The correct answer is A) Pavlov's conditioning of salivation in dogs
Pavlov's conditioning of salivation in dogs is an example of appetitive conditioning. The correct answer is A) Pavlov's conditioning of salivation in dogs
Appetitive Conditioning is a type of associative learning in which the unconditioned stimulus is positive reinforcement for the reward.
Pavlov's conditioning of salivation in dogs is the experiment that demonstrates classical conditioning in dogs. Pavlov applied an external stimulus, a bell, that did not produce response such as salivation. And then he applied an unconditioned stimulus such as food that produced an unconditioned response such as salivation.
