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C. This is not plagiarism
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From the above, the student has not committed any plagiarism. This is because the student referenced the original author's work properly in his own work. There were not word-for-word plagiarisms as student did not quote original author verbatim to require intext citations. Also there was no paraphrasing plagiarism as students work was not a mere modification of vocabulary
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "True."<span> It determines our ability to handle a strenuous workout or not. This is why it is important to take a check-up from a doctor before beginning any kind of exercise activity. This is to ensure that you have a safe workout and that you can the amount of exercise in that program.</span>
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Classical conditioning
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Classical conditioning is a learning process in which a conditioned stimulus is linked to an unconditioned stimulus that is totally unconnected, with the aim of eliciting a behavioral response referred to as a conditioned response.
For example, in dogs, before conditioning, an unconditioned stimulus (food) will result to a dog salivating (unconditioned response) while just a neutral stimulus (whistle blowing) will result to no response. But when the neutral stimulus is combined frequently with an unconditioned stimulus it results to an unconditioned response. With time when the whistle is used only, the dog will begin to salivate because it has been able to associate whistle blowing with food which is now a conditioned stimulus, and this response is referred to as a conditioned response.
From the question above and the illustration, classical conditioning accounts for the fact that Natacha currently becomes fearful every time she smells rubbing alcohol
The definition of direction of impulse is the direction that impulse flows through a neuron. An important thing to remember is that the nerve impulse can only travel in one direction.
There are 4 parts of nerve cells; cell body, an axon, synaptic end bulbs, and dendrites.
The dendrites receive the impulses and the axon sends the impulse to other neurons.
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Actually, it is said by oral tradition that the founding ancestor of all the Mole-Dagbani migrated from north-east of the Lake Chad to the south of the Niger bend, Zamfara, which is modern-day Nigeria. The Mole-Dagbani are very reclusive due to their Muslim beliefs and cultural practices. Also, their culture is highly dependent upon oral tradition, so there is little text on the culture for researchers to obtain. The migration was aggravated by a loss of faith in Ghana’s future due to bad governance by both the civilian and military regimes. The Economic Community of West African States
(ECOWAS) formed in 1975 precipitated further Ghanaian emigration to neighbouring West African countries. One of the objectives of the regional organisation was to facilitate freedom of movement, residence and employment within the community.
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