Private schools tend to outperform public (state) schools
Answer: sense of smell
Explanation:
A sense of smell makes us distinguish different odour based on what emotions or feelings are brought up by each odour. They can be negative , positive or neutral odours all depending on what kind of emotions they bring up.
For Tammy to be able to differentiate that the odour comes from a fried chicken she definitely has to use her sense of smell which evokes those positive feeling of being in a picnic when she was four.
Answer:
Discuss the patient's diagnosis
Do a mood check
Set goals
Start working on a problem
Set homework
Elicit feedback
Goals of the 1st session:
Establish rapport and trust with patient
Social and educate patient about treatment (CBT) and their disorder
Collect additional data to further conceptualize the patient
Provide hope
Develop a goal list
Start solving problems important to the patient
Response <u>expansion</u> in a magnitude estimation experiment occurs when doubling the stimulus intensity less than doubles the subjective magnitude of the stimulus.
<h3><u>How much stimulus is there?</u></h3>
The strength of the sensory input to the brain is referred to as stimulus intensity. A stimulus has a threshold or the minimum intensity required for detection and response. For instance, the minimum threshold for hearing something exists. You wouldn't be aware of the stimulation if it were too silent.
Your ear will detect it if it is loud enough, and your brain can use that information to interpret what you are hearing. The degree or range of the stimulus, such as a soft or loud sound, a brilliant or dim light, or extremely sour or bland food, is known as the stimulus intensity.
Learn more about stimulus intensity with the help of the given link:
brainly.com/question/6079705
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