This questions seems to be a question where you are required to mention more than one point. The question has two options of course, I'll tell you my personal answer to the question in broken up points.
I disagree with this statement because I believe that Physical Education (PE) is a very important subject for each individual.
It has been proven that any sort of physical education improves the activity of your brain, if an individual's level of brain activity is higher, it means he learns more from other education and performs better on his tests.
Physical Education is also a practical lesson that relieves stress off students from all the other core subjects that do not that involve as much practical activity.
Physical Education makes you healthier, the healthier you are the better your life style and (technically) life time will be.
Physical Education is also now proven to wake up students, this means students are less lazy and goes back to one of my previous points mentioning a students activity and performance in a lesson or a test.
I hope this helped, any other questions let me know. :3
the following terms and explain how each could have an effect — either positive or negative — on his ability to make friends and feel comfortable in his new school is the Stereotyping.
<h3>What is stereotype and example?</h3>
Stereotyping is mainly used to define and limit people in terms of appearance (skin color, type of dress, etc.), nationality (region or country of origin) and behavior (religion, culture, belief, level of education, etc.) .
Stereotype is a concept, idea or image model attributed to people or social groups, often in a prejudiced way and without theoretical foundation. In short, stereotypes are impressions, preconceptions and “labels” created in a generalized and simplified way by common sense.
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Answer: There is no fundamental difference
Explanation:
There is no fundamental difference between visible light and invisible light such as radio waves and X rays. They are all electromagnetic waves that differ in only one way: their wavelength.
Answer: b. Neutral stimulus
Ivan Pavlov is known for his studies about classical conditioning where one can learn through establishing associations between different events and stimuli.
In his experiment about dogs, the bell represents neutral stimulus that is paired with food as unconditioned stimulus, which produce involuntary bodily response such as salivating.
Therefore, the bell as neutral stimulus before the experiment began can now trigger a response all on its own to that produced by the food. This means that an individual has learned that neutral stimulus is equals to something good just like the unconditioned stimulus.
