Answer:
c
Explanation:
i think it is c i dont really know
<span>This approach is known as relapse prevention training. This is a Cognitive-Behavioral therapy approach to avoid relapses in alcoholic detoxification or drug detoxification processes. <span>It
consists of teaching the person to identify and prevent situations of
risk of a possible relapse, for example, avoid visiting bars or
friendships that incite the consumption of drugs or alcohol.
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Answer: It was the main cause of death in the 1200s
Explanation:
A.It affected people in Africa, Asia, and Europe option does make sense, but it doesn't best describe the bubonic plague.
B.It started in Europe and spread to Asia. True, but still doesn't really explain the bubonic plague
C. It was the main cause of death in the 1200s, that sums it up the best, the world's population declined by almost half during the plague, so it describes it the best.
D. It literally makes no sense and completely false, they used this method to get rid of bodies since so many people were dying.
Answer: A-- Representatve heuristic
Explanation: Representative heuristics by psychologists Tversky and Kahneman are described to as cognitive misers who rather than make good decisions about a present condition would tend to rely on easy means of recalling past experiences similar to the present condition in order make a quick decision causing them to ignore relevant information of the subject.
People tend to think that the fact that their brains can recall and provide a mental representation that can be compared to a new situation, then they would always provide solution for certain prototypes forgetting that each situation presents with underlying conditions and may not equate how such representation will occur in reality.
