ANSWER Importance of Controlled Variables
Lack of awareness of control variables can lead to faulty results or what are called "confounding variables." Additionally, noting control variables makes it easier to reproduce an experiment and establish the relationship between the independent and dependent variables
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The answer to this question is <span>The students' expectations about the rats' performance influenced their observations and behaviors
When the students heard a term/label imposed to a subject/object, we will initially expect that subject/object act according to their labels.
Another example would be, when someone tell you that a bread is poisonous, you will automatically expect whoever eat that bread to start choking or vomiting blood.</span>
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Explanation:
Basically the founding fathers (who were all trash btw) are saying "Hey the king was being hella annoying by taxing us too much, killing some of us for protesting,etc. and all of his actions have shown that it's necessary for us to become our own country. Let's also not forget the fact that thousands of miles of sea separate us from these mfs so now we have more of a reason to separate from them. For reasons caused by the King (the taxing and unjust rule/killings) and by God (laws of nature aka the ocean) give us enough reason to announce that we are officially separating from these h-oes and becoming our own country" yeah that's basically what they meant lol hope this helped
Answer:
a conditioned stimulus
Explanation:
Ivan Pavlov was a great psychologist who has discovered the theory of classical conditioning while experimenting with dogs and has given a few important terms in the theory including conditioned and unconditioned stimulus and response.
Conditioned stimulus: According to Pavlov's experiment on classical conditioning, the term conditioned stimulus is defined as a formerly neutral stimulus after getting connected with an unconditioned stimulus gives rise to a conditioned response.
In the question above, the statement signifies that the sound of the bell is a conditioned stimulus.
