Answer:
Moods D. Function mostly to bias cognitions and what the person thinks about.
Explanation:
A mood is an emotional state; it's the sentimental tone an individual <em>attributes to an idea or situation</em>, which can be either <em>pleasant or unpleasant. </em>
As it is a state, it is a <em>way of being </em>for the individual which is maintained for a period of time and eventually fades, which can take hours or days, for example.
Emotions come and go but unlike them, one's mood is <em>bias to cognitions</em>, to the way an individual interprets his/her environment and what he/she thinks about.
Answer:
arrival home, food
Explanation:
When an unconditional stimulus is paired with a stimulus which was previously neutral the unconditional stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus.
Coming home was a neutral stimulus but when it was paired with the unconditioned stimulus of giving food it became a conditioned stimulus. So, later on when you arrive the dog wants food irrespective of the time.
These are the concepts of classical conditioning.
Answer:
Compared to adults, when learning a second language, children will do which of the following: more likely to learn from smaller amounts of input, less sensitive to feedback, less likely to use explicit strategies, more likely to learn from large amounts of input.
Answer:
Answered below
Explanation:
Environmental racism has to do with environmental population of neighborhoods populated by ethnic minority groups and races. Such population include; air pollution, garbage dumps, toxic waste facilities and hazards. An example of environmental racism is the asbestos in used housing and schools located in African American communities.
1) The American culture contributes to environmental racism because of their history with racism and slavery. The environmental policies were made to the disadvantage of minority groups.
2) Food scarcity is still very much a problem and a huge concern especially in poorer countries in Asia, South America and Africa. Increased population in these areas is a concern.
3) A higher population is a burden to resources available to us and therefore people should be concerned. The environment suffers as a result. The rate of pollution increases as human activities cause the destruction of natural protective mechanisms. Such activities include; industrial pollution, deforestation etc
4) Overpopulated countries should control their population growth. Methods such as birth control mechanisms and education would go a long way in helping this. Limiting the growth of an already overpopulated country is beneficial to humans and the environment.
Answer:The fundamental attribution error
Explanation:
The fundamental attribution error which is also referred to as overattribution effect is how we tend to overly attribute someone's behavior to their personality and pay no attention to situational factors that may have led to that behavior.
This is a cognitive bias in which we believe one actions are because of who they are as a person rather than considering social and environmental factors that may have pushed them
Maybe Sheila had encountered some disturbing situation on the way coming to meet Jamal or she might have stopped and helped someone who was in trouble on the road and as a result got her hair and clothes messed up and all these are situational factors that Jamal isn't considering.
