<span>This is the major part of operant conditioning. When a behavior is repeated because of a positive (or negative) reinforcement, conditioning is taking place. Positive reinforcements give a reward or some kind of response for continuing a behavior, while negative reinforcements lower the intensity or remove a punishment for continuing the behavior.</span>
Umm I don’t know if you can laugh. I mean you could be a BOT for all I know...
<span>Amanda displays the symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder. This psychological disorder is characterized by symptoms related to exposure to a stressful event with a very high level of trauma, which may or may not involve physical damage. <span>Symptoms of this disorder include behavioral change, insomnia, recurrent memories of the traumatic events, anxiety, psychological distress, and dissociative reactions.
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<span>I believe the answer is: In a controlled and unstable environment at slower speeds
Controlled environment refers to exercies places with full safety regulations intact in order to avoid fatal accidents. The 'slower speed'in this context does not necessarily mean always do low level workout, but we need to maintain our workout level only to reach 70& - 80% intensity most of the time in order to prevent injuries that might mess up your workout schedule.
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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.