Answer:
Neurons provide the connection between the brain and the body
Explanation:
Niels is trying to imagine what the human nervous system looks like. He knows that the body has neurons that run up and down the spine and branch throughout the body. And these neurons provide the connection between the brain and the body.
Neurons are nerve cells, they constitute the building block of the nervous system, they transmit information to other nerve cells, muscle, or gland cells and provide the connection between the brain and body. Impulses/stimuli are transmitted to the brain for interpretation via the aid of neurons.
From the following options, the least formal conflict resolution strategy is : C. NEGOTIATION
You can do negotiation anyway you like without have to follow any specific procedures
You need help from Government's law enforcement for Court Action and Arbitration, which make it really formal and you need at least one person outside the conflicts party in mediation which make it a little more formal than negotiation
Answer:
The inability to predict in an accurate ways based on a deep and deterministic explanation for somebody's behaviour, and failing to explain individual and particular for every very single person.
Explanation:
Human behavior and motivation, are complex and often involve using a theory while disregarding another one less accurate.
In psychology, there are bodies of thought (for example psychodynamic approach) and often when psychology is applied to human behavior it contrasts with the results that were produced in lab conditions with animals. Thus unable to make clear predictions.
The psychology is based on questionable assumptions, that skeptics often attack. Most of the methodology uses a qualitative approach that contrasts to the quantitive method used by hard science like Physics or Chemistry.
We can then think of psychology as a field that gives some insight to our species but still, cannot evaluate the individual mind since everyone still will show certain actions and behaviors that are very particular to that person.
