<span>- Men die younger than women throughout the lifespan (in any country).
- Men have higher death rates than women at all ages.
- Women outlive men in the U.S. by about 5 years.</span>
The following is missing for the question to be complete:
A. inadequate stimulus control.
B. anticipatory contrast.
C. extinction.
D. low self-esteem.
Answer: C. Extinction
Explanation: Behavioural perspective speaks of human behaviour as something that is learned rather than innate. Each behaviour is thus learned and conditioned by reinforcement or punishment depending on which behaviour is intended to be reinforced and which is characterised as problematic and as such unwanted and desirable to eliminate. So when certain behaviour is not rewarded by the environment and punished, it decreases and disappears, and such learned behaviour eventually ceases, and that is extinction. Thus, as in the case of Mihaly, certain behaviour that he avoids for not being rewarded by the environment as something that is probably characterised as inappropriate behaviour, he gradually ceases to practice such behaviour, which is extinction, leading to the development of depression.
Ans: MODE
Explanation: the mode is the number that appears the most frequent. The mean is the average of all the numbers and the median is the middle number of the set.
Once there lived a queen, she was a kind hearted person and wanted to see her subjects happy. Despite having few representatives of public, who told her about people's problems, some people were still unsatisfied. They once wrote a letter to the queen suggesting that public meetings should be hold at regular intervals in which decisions about subjects should be taken. The queen was really impressed by the suggestion and made a policy on the same. From then everyone was satisfied from the decisions.
<em>Note:You may want to change the bold words as follows:</em>
<em>Queen: Minister/Official</em>
<em>Subjects: </em><em>Citizens</em>
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It was originally placed on the top of the Ashoka pillar at the important Buddhist site of Sarnath by the Emperor Ashoka, in about 250 BCE.
