Answer:
Depends on each body
Explanation:
Weight, age and physical activity has a HUGE factor on the amount of water a person should drink. We know that due to thermo-regulation and our bodies' organs, we lose a lot of water every day. If you exercise a lot, you lose a lot of water via cells that require the water and sweating. According to the U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, adult males must drink 3.7 litres of water a day and women must drink 2.7 litres. But that is just an estimate since weight and physical activity play a big role too. To conclude, the amount of recommended water to drink daily relies on three factors. Weight, age and physical activity. That is what determines how much water should be drunk daily.
Answer:
From top to bottom:
Homework
Weight training
Soccer practice
Walking 30 minutes to school
Explanation:
Sedentary activities: (involves little or no physical activity at all)
Home work falls under this as you only sit in one place
Anaerobic Activities: much oxygen is demanded than supplied by the body. It is usually shorter in duration.
Weight lifting falls here
Aerobic activities:
This involves activities in which the amount of oxygen produced by the body is more than that demanded during activity. It usually last longer. Most recreational activities can be placed in this position if the pyramid.
Soccer practice falls under an aerobic activity as a recreational activity.
Lifestyle activities: this is the normal day-to-day activities/routine we do.
Walking 30 minutes to school falls here
Answer:
William James
Explanation:
William James was born in New York in 1842, and died in 1910 at his country house in the American city of Chocoronua. He studied philosophy at the University of Berlin from 1867 to 1868. The following year, he earned a degree in medicine from Harvard, becoming a professor of physiology and anatomy from 1873, and then of psychology and philosophy at the same university. As a philosopher, he was responsible for what is considered America's greatest contribution to philosophy: pragmatism.
James's first as a psychologist had as a starting point the creation of a small psychology laboratory in 1875 at Harvard University; and his first psychology course, on "The Relationships between Physiology and Psychology." In this period the culmination of his theoretical production is the publication, in 1890, after 12 years of thorough elaboration, published the book "The Principle of Psychology". This book (over a thousand pages in length) contains James' main ideas on topics such as "habit", "attention", "thought flow" and "self".
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As you can see, all answer options refer to motivation. In this case, to answer this question, you should look in your textbook for all the topics where it addresses motivation, either explaining it or associating it with events and situations. You should read all these topics and understand how their author introduces the subject of "motivation" to you. After that, you should read all the answer options and identify the one that presents information similar to what you read in your textbook. That will be your answer.
