Answer:
anxiety and novelty seeking
Explanation:
Anxiety will create a general discomfort that can happened in many instances (maybe in social situations, when learning something that they're not comfortable with , etc.) In some cases, they responded to this anxious behavior by seeking novelty as new source of excitement to replace their anxiety.
Among children, novelty seeking (excitement seeking) probably carried out by running around, pulling their friends' hair, screaming, etc.
But if this type of behavior is carried out until adolescence, the novelty seeking that they seek to address their anxiety could developed into things such as vandalism and substance abuse.
I believe the answer is: <span>person-situation controversy
</span><span>person-situation controversy refers to a debate in the field of psychology which argue whether a person or the situation play a more crucial factor in determining a person's behavior.
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Experts who support the 'person' side in this controversy believed that people with bad personality traits would always do bad behaviors regardless the situation they're in.
Experts who support the 'situation' side in this controversy believed that bad behaviors only occurs because the people are facing bad situations in their life.
A study of this superhero's brain might show that the<u> "reticular formation"</u> is more advanced and developed than a non-superhero's
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The reticular formation is an arrangement of interconnected nuclei that are situated all through the cerebrum stem. Its dorsal tegmental cores are in the midbrain while its focal tegmental cores are in the pons and its focal and second rate cores are found in the medulla.
The reticular formation has two parts:
The ascending reticular formation and the descending reticular formation.
Interneurons of the reticular formation get a portion of the cortico-bulbar strands from the engine cortex. It is those filaments that innervate the three cranial nerves associated with eye movement.
The wealthy, ruling upper class of Rome were the patricians. The working class, or lower class were known as the plebeians.
The answer is A. True.
i have no clue but if i had to guess i would have to say the answer is D
