Protecting their child or children against Bad minded people.2 they want to teach good habits which can be destroyed bad bad thingking minded groups
Dana (30) most likely due to people becoming more stable in "Mid-Life," A range from around 25-45. It starts to become unstable around 50, so my guess would be Dana (30)
The higher the opportunity cost of attending college, the more economics classes,the less likely an individual will go to college
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Opportunity Cost refers to the overall cost of all the individual alternatives, that are foregone, in order to take to a specific action. In simple terms, it is the cost of letting go of an alternative decision.
With regards to the given predicament, if the Opportunity Cost of attending college is high, it means that the alternatives available to an individual are costlier to forego and are hence, more attractive. Thus, the individual is less likely to go to college.
I have mixed feelings about it. The Indian Act, which was enacted in 1876 and has since been amended, allows the government to control most aspects of aboriginal life: Indian status, land, resources, wills, education, band administration and so on. Inuit and Métis are not governed by this law.
From the description given in the question it is clear that Maurice’s understanding of the association between his father’s keys opening the lock and his father’s appearance is a form of classical conditioning. Classical conditioning is <em>a learning process that occurred when an organism associates a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned response, due to the presence of an unconditioned stimulus. </em>
It can be said that the sound of the key is the neutral stimulus, and the unconditioned stimulus is Maurice’s father appearance, while the unconditioned response is his happiness at seeing his father. Because Maurice has associated the sound of the key with his father’s appearance, his behavior changed even when the neutral stimulus appears, because he anticipates that the unconditioned response would appear afterwards.
