The goal of Skinner's Box, or operant conditioning chamber, was to study behaviour conditioning teaching an animal to execute specific actions, such as pushing a button or pressing a lever, as a response to a specific stimulus like a sound or a light. The animal is rewarded by the box mechanism when it performs the specific action in response to the stimulus. <span>These boxes allow the training of animals through reward or punishment.</span>
Liquor has more alcohol levels than beer, if he is drinking it straight from the bottle that indicts he will be consuming lots of alcohol which could lead him to doing dangers things and possibly getting alcohol poising.
The nurse could share with the infant's parents that tonsillitis is likely to happen again and again as the infecting bacteria gain resistance to the antibiotic. The nurse could explain that by not using of compliance with antibiotic therapy, the user would be only eliminating the bacteria that were the least resistant and die first, leaving behind the other bacteria more persistent. This phenomenon would create a selection of the most resisting bacteria making hard to tackle another subsequent infection that would for sure reappear later. This way, the nurse would help them be compliant with the antibiotic therapy while helping improve the infant's health.
Damaging the toe by severing it when using a mower has a good chance of reattaching the toe to the foot because the peripheral nervous system consists of nerves that have the capacity of regeneration. Regeneration is the process of growing back of an organ that has been decapitated out of the system.
