Answer:
C. systematic desensitization
Explanation:
systematic desensitization is a form of behavioral treatment that is carried out by exposing the patients to the source of fear in a controlled manner. The intensity of the exposure usually will start really small and will be increased as the treatment goes on. Over time, the patient will be used to confronting the source of fear and the fear will eventually reduced / went away.
This can be seen in what the Therapist did to Kayla. He asked her to think about her fears and tried to relax in that situation before eventually move up to asking her to use crowded elevators to conform her fear of closed spaces.
Given question is in incorrect format as it is a mixture of two questions. The two questions are as follows :
(1) The theory of ______ incorporates the ideas of both seafloor spreading and continental drift into a unified model.
(2) The age of the sea floor ______ away from the ocean spreading centers.
Answer:
1- Plate tectonic
2- Increases
Explanation:
The plate tectonic theory describes the movement of the tectonic plates from one place to another due to the generation of convection current in the mantle. It is possible due to the heat supplied from the interior of the earth. It is the key to the understanding of both the seafloor spreading and the continental drift.
The seafloor spreading takes place in a divergent plate boundary, forming a mid-oceanic ridge, through which the magma from the interior of the earth comes out at the seafloor. The rocks that are deposited and formed in and around this ridge are the geologically youngest rocks. And as one travels away from the mid-oceanic ridge, the age of the seafloor increases.
Both the tdcj (Texas department of criminal justice) and the tjjd (Texas juvenile justice division) collect DNA samples of all inmates convicted of a <u>felony offence.</u>
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All TDCJ inmates or inmates housed in a facility run by TDCJ are required to produce a DNA sample, unless one has already been taken, according to Government Code 411.148. Refusal to Submit to a DNA Specimen Collection is punishable by Disciplinary Code 24.3, "Loss of Good Time," and can be used against an offender who refuses to deliver a DNA specimen.
The TDCJ is permitted to use force in accordance with the TDCJ Use of Force Plan to force the offender to submit to a DNA samples collection if they continue to refuse. Depending on the type of offence, felonies are categorised as first, second, or third degree. These are known as graded punishments.
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Multiple perspectives are just different views or representations of something.
Answer:
D. It is too general
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