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Depending on the data regarding the air quality indices, the changes can be chosen to be incorporated or not incorporated.
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- The change in the air quality indices and its effect on the national income would be needed to be devised correctly if it has to be incorporated.
- The data obtained on air quality is highly vulnerable to fluctuation based on the methods of data collection.
- As it is difficult to measure the impact of changed air quality indices on the economy, its incorporation in national income is also difficult.
Answer:
universal screening assessments
Explanation:
Screening: The term screening is referred to as the process which is being conducted to predict or identify students at risk of poor learning consequences.
Universal screening assessments: It is considered as brief assessments and is conducted on every student from a particular grade. It is responsible for identifying different students who are at risk related to academic difficulty on the RTI model and therefore given extra support.
In the question above, the given statement represents universal screening assessments.
Answer:Unconditioned response; conditioned response
Explanation: in classical conditioning ,unconditioned response refers to an environmental stimulus which occurs naturally and automatically and triggers a natural response that has not been learned before , this response is called unconditioned response. Like when you cut an onion you will automatically shed an ear.
Conditioned stimulus is previously neutral stimulus such as a bell which is associated with an unconditioned stimulus which is meat , after this association the conditioned stimulus will start to trigger the same response as unconditioned stimulus , this response is a referred to as a conditioned response.
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Primary aging
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