Ancient Mesopotamia society members held jobs such as slaves, priests, farmers, weavers, tradesmen, pottery, and herdsman. Your character could interact with a member of society with any one of these occupations (even with the King of Mesopotamian society) depending on their societal status. Keep in mind that priests were of the upper class and slaves were of the lower class. Also note that there was no rigid structure to societal class so at anytime a person's societal status could potentially change.
Keep in mind that two major cultural groups existed during this time period in this area. This includes the Sumerians (responsible for temples and palaces, city states, and first writings) and the Akkadians (established the first Mesopotamian empire). These two groups existed together peacefully for the most part. Your character could belong to one of these cultural groups.
Answer:
Stimulus Discrimination.
Explanation:
Classical conditioning is one of the Important concept in Psychology and one of the factors is known as Stimulus Discrimination. The term "Stimulus Discrimination" means that if an individual or someone was trained in a particular way(stimulus) and the individual or someone respond very well to that particular way or stimulus BUT that person or individual refuse to respond to similar stimulus.
Yolanda in the question above is afraid of visiting doctors because they make her feel nauseated, however, she does not feel the same way towards Dentist.
Dentist and medical doctors work in the hospital and their work is somehow related so, the stimuli is similar and she responds differently.
The most forgotten people in the courtroom is the victim
because they not being identified clearly. Another thing is that there is a
presence of uncertainty when it comes to their role in the process of criminal
justice and that they have no knowledge about the process being done.
The answer is reciprocal gene-environment.
The reciprocal gene-environment model claims that people with a genetic predisposition to a disorder may also have a genetic tendency to create environmental risk factors that promote the disorder.