Answer:
UCS = the car accident
UCR = anxiety (shaken up; tenses up)
CS = brake lights
CR = anxiety about brake lights
Explanation:
In classical conditioning, a new behavior is learned through the pairing of a strong stimulus with a previously neutral stimulus. UCS stands for unconditioned stimulus, UCR for unconditioned response, CS for conditioned stimulus, and CR for conditioned response.
In the passage, the UCR car accident becomes associate with a neutral stimulus, brake lights. Before the accident, brake lights did not cause any tensing up in Emily; they merely meant the car in front of her was slowing down. Because of the accident, brake lights took on a new meaning and began to cause her UCR anxiety. Now, a new behavior has been conditioned. CS brake lights have become a synonym for accident, causing CR anxiety.
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This is primarily due to the vast differences in climate and ecology. Depending upon the food sources, the seasons and the various challenges to daily life, different skills and traditions were valued. For instance, while in the temperate forest of the eastern part of the continent (what is now New England and the East Coast of the United States), there were plentiful deer, turkeys, fish and other game animals to hunt, so the rites of passage and skills developed around training young men to hunt these animals. This included skills with tracking, stealth and the bow and arrow. In contrast, in the far western north of the continent (what is now Alaska and western Canada), food had to be carefully gathered during the fleeting summer months and saved and the primary source of protein was the large mammals of the ocean - whale, seal, etc. Therefore, the skills and traditions valued here were those related to hunting the large ocean animals - crafting a water-tight boat, the harpoon or javelin, sailing, navigation, etc.
Answer:
I do not have access to the map that you mention, but I can tell you that this civilization developed on the banks of the Indus River, in present-day India and Pakistan, between 2200 and 1700 BC. Due to its location it is also known as the Indus civilization.
Explanation:
Despite being one of the first civilizations in human history, it is relatively little known. They had a pictographic writing that has not yet been deciphered, which has meant that, unlike what happens with the civilizations of the Fertile Crescent, researchers have not been able to detail their history or fully understand their economic and social structure.
The Indus civilization disappeared due, probably, to the existence of a phase of decadence that facilitated the invasions of foreign peoples. Starting in 1700 BC, various Aryan tribes from Iran violently penetrated the territory and seized power in the region. Thus began a stage known as Vedic and characterized by the disappearance of the Harappan culture and the imposition of the customs of the invaders.
C) They used violence against Japanese bureaucrats
