I believe the answer is Information.
In the past, information could be easily controlled since only radio and television media have the ability to provide it to the mass.
In recent years, the development of internet and social media have make the spread of information could no longer be controlled by the government.
Answer:
the pain associated with teeth cleaning
Explanation:
The five-year-old Claire's behavior is better classified with the Classical Conditioning theory, which is a form of learning in which a conditioned stimulus is linked with an unrelated unconditioned stimulus to produce a response that is conditioned response.
Since she was not afraid of the dentist on her first visit, because of the fact at first she wasn't aware of the pain associated with the teeth cleaning. But now, when she goes to the dentist, she becomes anxious and cries because of the pain associated with teeth cleaning. Hence, her fear was a learned behavior.
Answer:B) An internal locus of control
Explanation:
As people we go through different situations and challenges but we differ in how we handle these situations and challenges. There are people who are able to hold on to a belief that everything is in our hands and we are in control of what happens in our life are referred to by psychologist as having internal locus of control.
Those who feel out of control , like things that happens to their life are beyond their control and they usually blame it on external factors , they have external locus of control.
Our locus of control can help us handle situations better and give us that power to influence things in our lives and not just give up. People will take charge of their lives if they feel they are in control just like Jessica does.
Answer:
If a green arrow is shown with a red light, you can only drive in the direction of the arrow and only if the intersection is clear.Explanation:Vehicles moving in any direction must stop.
Answer:
c. Innate Characteristics of emotional expression.
Explanation:
Innate Characteristics of emotional expression are the universality of facial expressions emotions which are genetically determined and passed on from one generation to another.
There are certain factors that affect this facial expression, such as social and culture belief. These factors in most cases makes people not to expressed their emotion fully using the right facial expression.
Example, Men are expected to be strong and not to cry in the public, this belief can make a man who really needs to let out his emotion through crying to suppress it.
It is not all facial expression that are innate and universal.
Some can be learned and change based on situations.
