Answer:
Progressive Muscle Relaxation
Explanation:
Progressive Muscle Relaxation its often called neuromuscular relaxation or jacosonian relaxation.
It entails passing knowledge and perception by routinely majoring on certain areas of the body; contracting and relaxing several muscle groups and breathing in deeply and breathing out slowly. The required procedure is to start with the feet gradually thab to the body during the course of contracting and releasing gradually.
Answer:
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Mitochondrial and thylakoid membranes both use adenosine triphosphate or ATP synthase proteins in atp production.
Answer:
The order of development has been large brains, bipedalism, tool use, modern behavior.
Explanation:
A is not correct because the human ancestors had large brains before they become bipedal, which is not weird considering the fact that all primates have proprtionately large brains, even for mammals.
B is correct because the large brains were already a trait of the human ancestors, with the change of environment they developed bipedalism, with the further growth of the brain and anatomic changes in the fingers the humans developed tools, and last but not least came to modern behavior.
C is not correct because bipedalism occurred before the usage of tools.
D is not correct because the tool usage did not occur at the beginning of human evolution, but several million years later.
E is not correct because the bipedalism occurred later than the large brains, and the modern behavior came the last, not in the early stages.
Answer:
thigmotropism
Explanation:
Tigmotropism is the curved growth of the plant, which occurs through mechanical stimulation. In the case of the question, the stone stimulated the plant's angular growth.
When the vegetable comes into contact with any consistent object, it grows around it. A very common example of tigmotropism is that of tendrils, which grow wrapped around its support. The winding occurs by a reaction that results from a stimulus from the underside of the tendril, this reaction slows the growth of this side, while the upper side grows faster.
