<span>Behavioralist perspective. Behaviorism is a psychological approach that is concerned with how external factors called environmental factors (known as stimuli) influences observable behavior (the response). The behavioralist believes we are the result of what we have learned from our environment but they also believe that the environment influences to a large extent our attitudes and dispositions to events; they tend to view people as controlled by their environment just as Mrs Thompson who believes her son's excellent performance is a direct result of her attitude. She believes her son's excellent performance is as a result of her praise and adoration. This clearly portrays the behavioralist who believe the son's great performance is directly influenced by the mother's actions.</span>
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a. It is important to preserve the oral tradition of the Kiowa people.
Explanation:
N. Scott Momaday's book "The Way to Rainy Mountain" is a kind of travel memoir by the author in his attempt to preserve as well as learn more about his Kiowa heritage. It tells the journey of the Kiowa people from their initial Montana habitation to the new place that the United States government had assigned them to move to- Rainy Mountains in Oklahoma.
Though the whole book delved into the journey of the Kiowa people, and Momaday's wants to rediscover his ancestors' lives and traditions. He talks about the numerous folklore and tales of the people, the importance of orally passing their stories and tales to their younger generations. The narrator/ author also hangs on the need to preserve this tradition of orally transferring the knowledge of the people, his people.
<span>General, g
Charles Spearman, an English Psychologist, is best known for the theory of g factor. He argued that general intelligence formed the bedrock from and all other mental abilities are developed from it.
Spearman further argued that intelligence as the ability to obtain and use knowledge in a productive way. So, it's general intelligence that produces the positive correlations found between vocabulary, spatial ability, and verbal reasoning tests.</span>
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Martin Luther King Jr used words that changed how people view African American people (or black people in general). his speech changed the way Europeans saw the blacks; not as inferiors, but equals, and as in the words of God "all men are created equal" he used strong and vivid words in his speech to really change the people's view. After his assassination, everyone had remembered his speech and used that to change the society that we live in today
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