<span>In older adults, the amygdala shows diminishing activity in response to negative events. The amygdala is an organ in the human being in charge of moderating emotions, reacting to negative or positive stimuli. <span>Several studies indicate that the older the amygdala activity decreases with negative stimuli, that is, the negative emotions are perceived with less intensity.
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Insurance allows for the recovery of a lost asset (or some form of value) by managing the risk or probability of that loss occurring through payment of a premium. Essentially insurers take on some of the risk associated with your loss occurring and are reimbursed in the form of the insurance premium you pay. As the probability of the loss occurring (e.g. your car being stolen) is quite low, the insurance company can make a profit provided that only a small percentage of insured parties lodge claims.
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<span>False, as there are some scenarios where it is safer to ignore the right of way in order to avoid a more serious accident from happening, for example to swerve out of the way of a pedestrian in the road</span>
