Answer:
behavioral flexibility
Explanation:
Behavioral flexibility: The term "behavioral flexibility" is described as the commutable changes in an organism's behavior with respect to the distinct changes in the internal or external surrounding environment.
In behavioral flexibility, an organism's "ongoing behavior" that can involve 'inactivity' is being altered, modified, and stopped and therefore changes into a few new behaviors.
In the question above, the given statement is an example of "behavioral flexibility".
<span>The parents might not have enough time due to childcare and increased medical needs because of the child's disability. They might also work too much, or be discouraged and confused by the system. Special educators should actively work to promote parental involvement.</span>
I believe the answer is: Global management team
Global management team refers to a an organized team that is formed to increase organizations' performance in more than one region. It utilized the competitive advantage that exist in each region in order to enhance organization's performance as a whole
Answer:
Threshold is a specific voltage that is needed by a neuron to generate action potential
the absolute refractory period is period in which neurons are unable to generate second action potential. And relative refractory period is interval following absolute refractory period.
Normally -70mV voltage is required to stimulate an action potential
Explanation:
The relative refractory period is the period occur shortly after the depolarization of a nerve fiber when partial repolarization has occurred and need a greater stimulus which can stimulate a second action potential.
During an action potential, sodium channels (voltage gated) open, and sodium rushes into the cell because there is more sodium outside the cell than inside and after specific time period sodium channels closed and at the same time potassium channels opens which let the positive ions (potassium ions) to goes out of the cell which makes axon negative and again ready for other action potential
The action potential generates at −70 mV which raised it to threshold potential which is above −55mV then rapidly rises to a peak potential of +40 mV and then the potential drops and overshoots to −90 mV, and the resting potential of −70 mV is reestablished.
The stronger the magnitude the higher the attraction or repulsion
