Answer:
The option that is true about behaviorism as a theory of learning is letter c. Behaviorism maintains that the principles of learning are the same when talking about animals or humans.
Explanation:
Behaviorism or behavioral psychology believes that all behaviors are acquired through interaction with the environment in the form of positive or negative reinforcements. According to behaviorism, animals and humans can be taught to perform desired behaviors or to stop performing undesirable ones in the same manner. Thus, both a child and a dog will repeat a behavior if rewarded for it, and both will refrain from doing something when punished for it. Behaviorism does not place much importance on mental activities, though.
In China, I think, or just in Southern Asia
Answer:
3. biological hazard
Explanation:
Any hazard that can be carried around the world and spread through contact can be spread quickly, specially owing to the mobility of humans. Noninfectious diseases cannot be transferred via human mobility as it is noninfectious. Chemical hazard require the chemical to be physically transported without the need for human itself. Physical hazard, as well, require the hazard to be transported or travel on its own without the influence or interference of humans. Biological hazard can be transmitted via human body as they become the carrier of the hazard.
Answer:
National Labor Relations Act.
Explanation:
In 1935, the US Congress passed the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) to protect the rights of employees and employers. As the exercise says, this act defines certain conduct of employers and employees as unfair labor practices whilst encouraging collective bargaining.
Answer: If you're starting with the lowest court then:
U.S. District Court, U.S. Court of Appeals, U.S. Surpreme Court.
