If the local temperature changes in favor of greater oxygen levels in the water, the population of the small fish species and the wading bird population would be changed and affected NEGATIVELY in response to the newly elevated oxygen levels over the next six months.
High levels of oxygen over an extended period of time would cause the fish to eventually become sick and to die. This would leave the wading bird species without nourishment for life and energy reproduction leading to the depletion of the bird species along with the small fish species.
Answer:
Grounding Larry is an example of negative punishment.
Explanation:
In Operant Conditioning, punishments are used in order to decrease a specific conduct. These can be either negative<em> (removing a pleasant stimulus) </em>or positive <em>(adding an aversive stimulus). </em>
In this case, every time Larry hits his little brother he gets grounded, meaning that the pleasant stimulus of not being grounded is removed, thus providing a <em>negative punishment. </em>
The grounding is used to decrease his behavior which does after a few times of being grounded.
The correct answer is A) motor cortex develops before the frontal lobes.
Young children can run and jump well before they can follow the rules of games because the: "motor cortex develops before the frontal lobes."
The motor cortex is responsible for motion function. Also known as M1, the motor cortex can be located in the brain, in what is known as the frontal lobe. This motor cortex allows children to produce natural impulses to move parts of its body.
That is why children can jump, run, roll, and play, without knowing the rules of a game, because the motor cortex facilitates movement.
Answer: National Health Education Standards
Explanation: The National Health Education Standards list the expected knowledge children/students should have when it comes to health matters. The standards vary across different school levels. It starts from the required pre-kindergarten to Grade 2 where children are expected to understand the relationship between behaviors and the impact on their health as well as understand why they need to seek healthcare. By grade 12, students are expected to know the effects of their environment, including the family, on their health as well as predict how a behavior will affect their health.
