Billy, a five-year-old boy, sees his father applying shaving cream on his face while shaving his beard in front of a mirror. Bil
ly copies his father's facial and hand movements and later that day Billy stands in front of the mirror and pretends to shave. Billy's behavior is an example of ________. dark adaption learning by association mimicry habituation
Mimicry may be defined as the art of imitating or copying the act of someone or something. Children are most likely to imitate the other person in order to understand and entertain them.
Billy when he saws his father doing shaving, started copying his father and starts shaving. Billy behavior shoes the example of mimicry. Because he is trying to copy the act of his father. This is children psychology that like to imitate someone.
True: over time it will require more nicotine to deliver the same feelings.
Explanation:
when you get to a certain high the first time, that's the highest you'll be. you start to build a tolerance and need to intake more nicotine to get to that same feeling.
If you are training resistance, then you should be lifting at two second per lift, while slowly lowering over time. This is the most efficient way to build resistance.
<span>Force and leverage help to explain how the body works. Force helps the body to<span> move in space as it acts against the air around it. Leverage helps the body stay</span><span> upright.</span></span>
