Answer:
sigmund freud is to edward titchener as <u>inner</u> <u>sensation</u> Is to <u>the </u><u>unconscious</u><u>.</u>
<span>This is the adversarial judicial system, used in many countries today. These are the types of courts that are usually seen on television, whereby the plaintiff and defendant both present their cases, call witnesses, and provide testimony and arguments as a way of trying to sway jurors called to judge the guilt (or lack thereof) regarding a defendant's offense(s).</span>
Explanation:
the quality of a person's current and future life as determined by his behavior in this life. KARMA
someone regarded as a savior or liberator of a people.MESSIAH
subjecting a group of people to cruel treatment because of their religious beliefs. persecution
military expeditions undertaken by the Christians for the recovery of the Holy Land from the Muslim . Crusade
someone who has beliefs that contradict a religion's doctrine HERETIC kk
the attainment of enlightenment Doctrine
the teachings of Jesus Christ and the story of his life . GOSPEL
a believer of the Islamic faith. Muslim
the religion based on the belief that Muhammad was the prophet of Allah.Islam
a person who exemplifies in his or her life the teachings of Jesus Christ. CHRISTIANITY
ideas that are taught as truth in a religion. Mantra
a word or sound that is repeated during meditation. Nirvana
the union of 3 persons in Christianity, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. TRINITY
a form of execution where the victim is nailed to a cross. Crucifixion
Answer: Classical conditioning
Explanation: Classical conditioning is a type of learning where a conditional stimulus is associated with an unrelated unconditioned stimulus, in fact these stimuli become related. The result of this association is a behavioural response, called a conditional response. Such a response is in fact a learned response to a stimulus that was neutral. It is a learning process where two stimuli are paired.
Answer:
Great Britain
Explanation:
The act forcing soldiers from other country to Serve in their own military's is only common in two countries: Great Britain and Ireland. Between the two, Royal Navy is the term that is used by Great Britain. Irish soldiers usually refer to their Navy as The Irish Squadron.
Great Britain began this practice in mid 1600s. In 1800s, This practice received a lot of international Criticism since it's force a soldier to violate their patriotic feeling for his mother land. Britain ended this practice in 1815.
