Answer:
Perceptual defense
Explanation:
The perceptual defense is a process by which a catalyst alarming offensive and disagreeable are either not perceived or per-verted in perception especially when presented as brief flame. It is a non-recognition threatening stimuli. A stimulus may register outside of the awareness and bring about a change in response
There are two conditions must be there
1) The stimulus must be relevant
2) It must be maintained over time.
If you are referring to the British king and the charges that the
colonists made, then they were that he didn't care about the colonies
and only wanted power and wealth for himself. He taxed them as he saw
fit and they died in wars caused by him. They didn't want to participate
in them anymore, nor did they want to pay taxes to him.
It's not one 1 2 3 4 5 because Talmadge was against the new deal, so your answer is 6 and 7 because he was opposed of the new deal, and he was a governor.
Learned helplessness is most closely associated with depression and other health challenges.
<h3>What is learned helplessness?</h3>
These are the feelings of distress, anxiety and depression that human beings and animals may experience.
This term was coined by Martin Seligman. He used it as a way of linking depression, PTSD and other health challenges.
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