<span>Milgram's obedience study was performed in 1963. People in the study asked another person (and actor sitting behind a screen) a memory question. If the actor answered incorrectly, the study participant was told to administer dangerous electrical shocks to the actor. The study participants felt bad about administering the shocks, and did not know the person behind the screen was an actor. The study participants still continued to administer the shocks when directed by a man in a white coat. This study was used to show how easy it was for people to participate in killing people in the holocaust.</span>
cataract would be your answer
That during that period alot of art was discoverd or made
The correct answer is
association areas.
Association areas refer to brain areas in the cerebral cortex that are responsible for memory, learning and thought (refer to attached image). This area of the brain links sensory and motor areas of the brain. Mr. Santore's difficulties in finding and locating places appears to be a result of damage to his association and cerebral cortex.
Answer:
Baman Tribikram
Explanation:
A sculpture of Baman Tribikram erected by Lichchhavi king Man Dev is considered to be the oldest sculpture in Nepal. Sculptures that were created during the Licchchhavi period include ones of Palanchowk Bhagawati, Budhanilkantha, etc.