Answer:
D) Parasympathetic division
Explanation:
D) Parasympathetic division
One of two branches of a autonomic nervous system (a component of nervous system (PNS)) is parasympathetic nervous system (PSNS), another is sympathetic nervous system. The ENS which is enteric nervous system is generally referred to as distinct from autonomic nervous system as ENS has its own autonomous reflex operation.
Answer: emphasize the direction component of motivation
Explanation:
Content theories, also known as needs theories, focus on what motivates people, what their needs in relation to the motivation they have to fulfill those needs.
Since content Theories focus on the content of the motivating factors, the most important component analyzed is direction, meaning what a subject wants to achieve.
Persistence refers to the amount of time a person will keep trying to achieve that goal, and intensity refers to the amount of effort the person is willing to make, but neither of these is the main focus of Content theories.
Answer:
compression is colliding
tension is sliding past each other
sheer is the same as tention
I don't know what Tortion is but I helped you a little bit
Drive theories of motivation are often described as PUSH
Theories. In push motivation theory, a person is motivated to make an effort to
move in order to be away of unwanted situation. In this theory it shows that a motivation
is being brought up in order to avoid unwanted results.
Answer:
1,a 2,true 3,a 4,b 5,d 6,a 7,b no 8,a 9,a 10,b 11,a12,b 13,a 14,c 15,a
Explanation:
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