The correct answer is negative
Explanation: Negative reinforcement is a term described by BF Skinner operant conditioning theory. In negative reinforcement, a response or behavior is reinforced by stopping, removing or avoiding a negative result or aversive stimulus.
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Aversive stimuli</em> tend to involve some kind of discomfort, whether physical or psychological. Behaviors are negatively reinforced when they allow you to escape aversive stimuli that are already present or allow you to avoid aversive stimuli completely before they happen.
That statement is true.
The purpose of the first person mechanism is to enchance player's experience so they could feel like they're a part of the virtual world where the characters currently in.
But, many psychologists stated thas this might increase the tendency to normalize the usage of weapons in real life.
The best thing to do in this situation is likely to tell
Jennifer in a calm manner as to why you are not able to attend her needs as you
just finished your shift and it is not your time to do what you are supposed to
do as a doctor and that you are going to suggest another doctor that may attend
to her needs.
Answer: D. Superego
Explanation:
The SUPEREGO is the moralistic part of the psyche. It includes the values and morals in society that we learn from parents as well as others and develops in the phallic stage of psychosexual development.
The SUPEREGO tries to control the impulses of the more deviant ID and persuades the EGO to engage in moralistic actions.
This is why Deepak reflecting on the lessons his parents has taught him and switching to more moral actions are coming from the SUPEREGO.
Answer: <em>Option (c) is correct.</em>
Explanation:
When the phenotypic definition of a characteristic can be segregated from one particular category to several discrete categories, then such characteristics are believed to be exhibiting continuous variation. Examples of such characteristics which tend to exhibit continuous variation are heights, age etc.
