Answer:
B). Expectancy effect.
Explanation:
Jesse's enhanced performance is likely due to the expectancy effect which evokes a reaction from him when his teacher expects a given result and thus, Jesse unconsciously affects the results positively. The teacher's belief and confidence instills hope and certainty in him convincingly. This belief eventually encourages him to accept the teacher's challenge and compels him to perform(to maintain the teacher's belief in him) at his best and elicit an unexpected outcome. Thus, the answer is '<u>expectancy effect</u>'.
Answer:
Titus.
Explanation:
The Christian Bible contains 66 books of which they are separated into two sections, the Old Testament which details the time before the birth of Christ, and the New Testament, which begins from the birth of Christ. The book of Titus is found in the New Testament part of the Bible.
One of the three pastoral epistles alongside 1 and 2 Timothy, The Epistle of Titus is Apostle Paul's letter instructing about church discipline and discipleship. The book contains 'rules' on how to maintain a Christian life, how to deal with those who chose to do evil. Moreover, it also dealt with how the 'leaders' are supposed to maintain and carry out their Church ministries.
The neuron goes from a polarized state at the resting potential (1) with the neuron more negatively charged inside than outside the membrane to a depolarized state during the action potential (2) with the cell positively charged on the inside.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Inditgenous tribes in Georgia, namely the Cherokee, generally lived in round "waddle and daub" houses. Pueblos were generally used in more arid places, longhouses were generally used in the northeast, and tipis were generally used by nomadic tribes in the plains.