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talks about his feelings and how his grandma taught him to be open
C. Decrease the intensity and inline of the treadmill.
Since Cecelia's heart rate, 187 beats per minute, is already above her target heart rate zone 138 to 175 beats per minute, she should decrease the intensity and inline of the treadmill to lower her heart rate.
Increasing intensity and incline will further hasten her heart rate. The duration of the treadmill timer does not impact Cecelia's heart rate.
Answer: Psychology
Explanation:
Psychology broadly includes the scientific study of the mind and human behavior and contains many sub-specialties which include:<em> clinical human development, social behavior, and the human cognitive process</em>. Psychologists examine a range of behaviors and processes inclusive of emotion motivation, personality, cognition and perception.
One subset of human behavior which has interesting and implications for a wide range of issues is advertising and the way they affect the human mind. This focuses on humankind’s consumer behavior, which is how we buy, purchase and utilize goods and services. It is mostly applicable for <em>companies attempting to sell products to large consumer markets</em>; what and why we buy can influence several areas of our lives- consumer research encompasses communication, personality or social ranking, and decision-making, physical and mental health along with advertising.
Companies typically alter their message to fit ever-changing public desire; they are utilized in market research psychological studies and specific focus groups to target consumers and understand:
- what makes them purchase products and
- why specific advertising campaigns may be more successful than others
<em>For example, unnecessary purchases (new shoes, extra makeup etc.) are thought to be driven by a desire to cement social status or to alleviate negative emotion like boredom anger and sadness.</em>
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resting pulse = heart rate when at rest
pulse after exertion= increased heart rate due to cardiovascular stimulation (running...etc..)
Explanation:
