Answer:
Research of B. F. Skinner
Explanation:
Burrhus Frederic Skinner was born on March 20, 1904, and died on August 18, 1990. Skinner considered that human actions were consequences of actions done in the recent or distant past. He thought that free will was just an illusion and that we are guided by our past actions. If the actions had good outcomes we are encouraged to do them again, and if not, we are more likely to not do the same actions again.
Answer: B. He is interested in designing machines that help people with disabilities
Explanation:
The options include:
A. He doesn’t enjoy solving problems by working as a team and using analytical skills.
B He is interested in designing machines that help people with disabilities.
C He enjoys writing, and he’s really good at it.
D He wants to get to know lots of different kinds of people around the world.
Biomedical engineers are the people who helps in the development of new devices and new equipment which will be used to improve the health of people.
In this case, since Mark chooses to pursue biomedical engineering, his reason will be because he's interested in designing machines that help people with disabilities.
Answer and Explanation:
The word "Tod" means "dead" in German. This shows a vision of the life of Tod Clifton, who despite being a good, sensitive man with many promising ideas, was plagued by violence, intolerance and discrimination for being black, led to enter a highly depressed state that killed him inside and on the outside.
This question is about the book "Invisible Man" that shows the reality of black people in America who were judged by stereotypes and racist concepts, but not by who they really were.
An anthropomorphic error occurs when participants become aware that they are being observed in a naturalistic observation study.
Nitrogen is very crucial for life because it is one of the important ingredient that is needed for plants to grow. Human and animals who eat plants materials obtain nitrogen from the plant. Nitrogen is needed in the humans and animals bodies for formation of proteins and nucleic acid which are very essential for life. When animals and humans die the nitrogen in their bodies return to the earth again and is used by plants.
