The Paleozoic Era is bracketed by two major events in earth's history. It began with an unexplained explosion in animal life and ended with the world's largest mass-extinction known to man. The causes of these great events are currently unknown and under debate.
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The behavior expected of Clive in the new class is " Why study?" There isn't anything I can do to improve my Spanish skills."
Learned helplessness is a theory in psychology where a person after being continuously exposed to a negative circumstance for a long time accepts the circumstance and stops trying to change the circumstance.
This theory was developed by Martin Seligman and Steven Maier. They noticed that dogs stopped attempting to avoid getting shocks after continual exposure to the shocks. This behaviour continued even after they were placed in different circumstances.
If Clive has learned helplessness, he would believe he is poor in Spanish and he would not even make an effort in understanding Spanish. This is because he believes he is poor at Spanish.
Here are the options of this question:
a. " Spanish is a difficult subject that I am very poor at."
b. " I sure hope that my Spanish professor is better than my high school Spanish teacher."
c. " Why study?" There isn't anything I can do to improve my Spanish skills."
d. "If I spend more time studying, I'm sure I will do better than in high school."
e. " I need to find a good tutor to help me learn Spanish; I can't learn it on my own."
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Things do have purpose to which they are created. The purpose of Establishing shots is that its do introduce new scenes and therefore tell the viewer where and when the action is taking place.
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They are also responsible for the set up a point of view or they help to create a character.
In filmmaking and television, an establishing shot is known to be that which helps the audience to know the setting for the scene they are about to view. Setting is made up of;
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