For people to associate their food, not with unhealthy lifestyles but au contraire with lifestyles that Evoque nutrition-consciousness.
<u>As we now, classical conditioning happens thanks to an association. In the olden days, doctors used to advertise cigarettes, for people to see cigarettes as a healthy habit. By associating doctors and cigarettes people will assume that smoking wasn't that bad because a Doctor who is a person concerned with health was recomending them. </u>
<u>The same principle applies here.</u>
Seeing an athlete recommending a certain brand of fast food would make people think that maybe, that particular brand is healthier than others.
Answer:It is because of his ethnocentrism
Explanation:
Ethnocentrism is a term that refers to the fact that someone thinks that their Culture,ethnicity,nationality,religion and race is better than that of other people .
This belief may make someone thinks that people need to convert into his or her religion or they need to start doing things that his or her nation does because the person believes that theirs(culture,nation, religion etc) is the only thing that is the best in the world.
Nathan says the American education is the only best and effective in the world and this probably offended these other students who come from other countries.
Answer: c) Spontaneous recovery
Explanation:
Spontaneous recovery is the mechanism in which conditioned response that was gone or vanished earlier occurs again after some period of time .Instant re-emergence of any memory, phobia, fear, thought that was previously gone is faced after time delay .
According to the question, Mariah is experiencing spontaneous recovery in which is facing water fear again after time delay even when she took swimming course to get rid this fear.
Other options are incorrect because observation learning, extinction and generalization is not determine classical conditioning process.Thus, the correct option is option(c).
Answer: An observational study
Explanation: The researcher is observing the children who engage in play, therefore <u>this is an observational study.</u>
