I believe that the answer is BUSINESSES.
Answer:
d. clinical psychology.
Explanation:
Clinical psychology: The term clinical psychology was proposed by an American psychologist named Lightner Witmer and he was known as the father of clinical psychology.
Clinical psychology is the field in psychology that deals with treating and diagnosing diseases related to the brain, behavioral problems, and emotional disturbances. The psychologists who have studies clinical psychology can treat the clients by using talk therapy and can not prescribe medicines.
In the question above, Marilyn is researching the intersection of social psychology and clinical psychology.
Answer:
Explanation:
A turtle naturally withdraws in its head and limbs when its shell is tapped. You want to teach your turtle, by classical conditioning, to withdraw its head and limbs when you say "Boo." Consequently, you say "Boo" and then tap its shell on numerous occasions. Eventually your turtle withdraws its head and limbs when you say "Boo" alone. In this example, the Conditioned Response (CR) is to withdraw its head and limbs when you say "Boo."
A conditioned response is a behavior that does not come naturally, but must be learned by the individual by pairing a neutral stimulus with a stimulus.
In this case the neutral stimulus will be saying the word Boo the other stimulus is tapping its shell to produce withdrawing its head and limbs
Answer:
Stage 3
Explanation:
On the <u>Stage 1</u> recruiter scans through resumes all applicants' resumes and shortlists them. On the <u>Stage 2</u>, he or she looks at shortlisted resumes in more detail and decides whom to invite for an interview.
Meanwhile, on the <em>Stage 3</em>, recruiter or another company's representative <em>uses applicants resume to formulate the first set of questions</em>. For example, about specific job related experiences or training applicant has.
<span>Plasticity in developmental psychology
refers to the changes in neural connections during development as a result of
environmental interactions as well as neural changes prompted by learning. It
is through this process that Alex has been able to adapt and compensate for
injury caused during the pregnancy to become a full functioning member of
society.</span>
