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Arkansas used in Arkansas Wildlife Action Plan, forests ensure that all natural resources are sustained in a manner to provide, maintain and enhance the economic benefits and values of trees and forests, Arkansas is an important wood producer, contributing 3.5 percent of the total
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Answer:
There are two Senators per state
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There is a grand total of 100 Senators two coming from each of the fifty states
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Hello! Your answer is, BELOW
Explanation:
An emergency fund is a must.
Establish your budget.
Budget with cash and envelopes.
Don't just save money, save for your future.
Save automatically.
'Start Small.
Start saving for your retirement as early as possible.
Take full advantage of employer matches to your retirement plan.
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Answer:involuntary; voluntary
Explanation:In classical conditioning, learning occurs involuntary because we respond to stimuli automatically and naturally. We start to associate certain stimuli with each other and the first encountered stimulus is the one that triggers natural and automatic response from us, and this stimuli is referred to as unconditioned stimulus and it will yield an automatic response that we have not learned before. Like when someone soothes you with a hug after a stressful day , you feel that arousal which occurs automatic and it is an involuntary response.
In operant conditioning we actual embark on a journey to learn such as observational learning in which we study others behavior so that we can imitate it.
The options are not given in the question, I found the exercise and here are the options:
Frogs, Rocks, Humans and Flies.Aristotle’s
main work on this was classification of animals, the Scala Naturae or Ladder of Nature, which was not
evolutionary in its structure. It included everything from God to
minerals etc. The mentioned objects will be in the following order according to
the ladder of Nature:
<span>Lowest on the ladder: Rocks,</span>
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<span>Lower: Frogs</span>
<span>Lower still: Flies</span>
<span>Highest on the ladder: Humans</span></span>