The answer is response inhibition or also known as inhibitory control.
This is a trademark of control. It is a mental process that allows an
individual to constrain their impulses and natural, habitual,
or dominant behavioral reactions to stimuli. In other terms,
this concept refers to the suppression of no longer needed or inapt actions
which supports flexible and goal-directed behavior in ever-changing
environments.
Answer: threatening; illegal; incapable; suing
Explanation: Duress simply means coercing, pressuring or forcing an individual to perform an unwilling action.
Therefore, To establish duress, there must be proof of a threat to do something that the threatening party has no right to do, Generally the threatening act must be wrongful or illegal and must render the threatened person incapable of exercising free will. A threat to do something legal such as suing someone ordinarily is not Duress.
The results of Burger’s recent replication of Milgram’s obedience study suggest that <span>people's tendency to obey has remained about the same since Milgram's study.
Milgram's study was carried out in 1961 and it had to do with his experiment to see how people of different backgrounds and educational levels would react to listening to an authoritative figure who wants them to do something conflicting their morals.
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Answer: I believe its true.
You might want more than my answer to confirm but again, I believe its true
Explanation:
Answer:
experiments with Darwin’s original hypotheses
Explanation:
Charles Darwin is known for his theory of evolution which stated that species change over time as a result of the natural selection and all the species have descended from a common ancestor.
Mendel published his results in 1865 which termed the heredity material as factors but both of them were unknown with the concept of the gene.
Later experiments showed that evolution is correlated with genes or the genes control the evolution by causing mutation in the DNA. These experiments are the ones which were performed to test the original hypothesis of Darwin.