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Answer:
<em>regionalization is a transition stage toward globalization</em>
Explanation:
<em>The transition from globalization to regionalisation is ongoing and could become dangerous if country-states are unhappy with the US-led international system are inclined to redefine neighborhood spheres of interest or challenge boundaries to reclaim what they consider to be lost.</em>
A lack of restraint might in some cases develop into military interventions.
This question is incomplete; here is the complete question:
Fourteen-year-old Jean-Claude, an avid video game player, reads a flawed study showing that video game players are smarter than most people. Then he reads a second study with similar flaws proposing that video game players are poor leaders. What would you predict will happen:
A. He would dismiss the findings of the first study and overlook the flaws in the second study.
B. He would now believe that video game players are poor leaders.
C. He would overlook the flaws in the first study and dismiss the findings of the second study.
D. He would now believe that video game players are both smarter and poor leaders.
The correct answer to this question is C. He would overlook the flaws in the first study and dismiss the findings of the second study.
Explanation:
In general, individuals tend to favor information that supports their points of view or preferences, this is a type of cognitive bias known as confirmation bias. Additionally, this is a type of bias because individuals do not consider objectively whether the information is accurate or reliable. This is likely to occur in the case of Jean-Claude because even when the studies are flawed it is likely he supports the first study that shows video game players are smarter. After all, this supports his beliefs and preferences. Moreover, he might dismiss the findings of the second study that is opposite to his preferences.
Answer:
Continuous reinforcement
Explanation:
<h2>Schedules of Reinforcement
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- Continuous
- Intermittent
- Extinction
<h3>Continuous reinforcement
</h3>
In this type of reinforcement, every correct behavior is equally rewarded. That is, it gives reinforcement for each occurrence of a specific target behavior. It is important as it is used for building new behaviors or weak behavior that is not resistant to extinction thereby applying a reinforcement upon ending of every display of conditioned behavior.
It promotes the quickest response for learning new behaviors and most times, it leads to behavioral dependency and promotes an example is when a cat receives a food pellet every time it presses a lever.