The correct answer is Sigmund Freud. His studies on psycho-neuroses around the 20th century is considered to be the basis of psychology and psychiatry.
John Hospers argues that most if not all, human behavior is motivated by complex psychological factors that humans can't control. Therefore, humans cannot act differently than they do, they are not responsible for their actions, and they can't be held morally accountable for them.
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Mary Daly was a radical feminist. She described herself as lesbian radical feminist. She taught women studies in Boston college and did not allow male students in her class. Androcentrism, women's liberal movement were governed by her.
John Hospers was a philosopher and psychologist who studied human behavior and identified several psychological and emotional factors control human behavior. He told that humans are not responsible and accountable for their behavior because it is fully psychologically driven.
Answer:
A. decline in their secondary language before their primary language.
Explanation:
In the lecture by Dr. Brice, he states that there is a decline in secondary language before primary language and this claim is supported by a study by Dr. Alejandro Brice and colleagues titled "Alzheimer’s Dementia From a Bilingual/Bicultural Perspective: A Case Study", it was reported that individuals suffering from dementia then to decline in the use of their secondary language compared to their primary language. In the study, individuals whose primary language was spanish were still able to communicate quite well in Spanish as compared to English which was their secondary language
Answer: Continuous Schedule
Explanation: Operant conditioning reinforces wanted behavior with a reward (also known as positive reinforcement) or discourages unwanted behavior by punishment (also known as negative reinforcement).
The schedule of reinforcement is as important and can vary at different stages of the learning process.
When Continuous, a reward or punishment is given immediately after a display of the behavior.
When using a fixed interval schedule, a reward or punishment is given after every fixed period such as every second time the behavior is displayed. When variable, the intervals are more random.
