Answer:
The correct answer is B
The further inside the earth, to hotter it gets. Then there's a solid inner core made of iron/nickel-alloy and light elements.
Explanation:
Answer:
Behaviorsim
Explanation:
When John B. Watson developed behaviorism, he thought that any individual, no matter where he/she came from, could be trained in a specific way under the adequate conditions. Behaviorism holds that a person develops his/her behavior based on conditioning, and conditioning takes place when the individual interacts with the environment. Supporters of this theory think that we change the way we act depending on the environmental stimuli.
Answer & Explanation: The Berlin Blockade occurred between June 1948 to May 1949 which was characterized by the restriction of supplies to the U.S, Britain and French sectors of Berlin which coincidentally was situated within East Germany occupied by the Soviet Union. Railways, roads, canals etc. were blocked leaving millions of civilians without basic amenities.
In response to the Berlin Blockade of the period, the Western Allies arranged what was termed the Berlin Airlift which lasted nearly a year with the aim of bringing essential, vital supplies to the massive population of West Berlin, a difficult feat given the size of the city's population.
The blockage and the airlift response thus represented the very first major conflict of the Cold War era.
Answer:
the relative deprivation principle
Explanation:
Your boss told you that she is giving you a 5 percent raise starting with your next paycheck. You are very pleased to hear this good news until you learn that some of your coworkers earned a 10 percent raise. Now you are unhappy and angry about your raise. Your experience is best explained in terms of THE RELATIVE DEPRIVATION PRINCIPLE
The effect of emotional content
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In general, we remember emotionally charged events better than boring ones.
The memory of strong, emotional pictures and events may override other less relevant ones. Thus, you may be less likely to remember information if it is followed by something that is strongly emotional. This effect appears to be stronger for women.
It does seem that memories are treated differently depending on whether they are good or bad. Specifically, pleasant emotions appear to go away more slowly from our memory than unpleasant emotions, but among those with mild depression.
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