Answer:
Explanation:
Given
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Required
Determine the determinant
Represent the determinant with D
Since the above matrices is 2 by 2.
All we have to do is to multiply the alternate elements of the columns
i.e. (a * d) and (b * c)
Then subtract:
Simplify
Answer:
d doctor
Explanation:
doctor is human, others are not
Explanation:
Modeling is the idea that after a child watches something they are more inclined to do it and Mirror neurons essentially do the same thing (in the brain where if we see something the same neurons will fire when we actually perform the task.)
The process of the Bobo doll experiment was that children would watch an adult beat up a Bobo doll, Then when either released into the room to play or given a frustrating situation, They would model the behavior shown previously and also beat up the Bobo doll.
This can be translated into playing violent video games in the same way as watching someone else (in this case a character in a video Game) Would theoretically lead players towards more violent behaviors.
hope this helps :)
Answer:
im claiming these points lol
Explanation:
Answer:
Authoritative parents are responsive with clear rules and high expectations that support the child and allow them to have their independence. This parenting style leads to higher academic performance and self-esteem, better social skill and a lower chance of mental illness and delinquency.
Authoritarian parents are unresponsive with strict rules and high expectations and expect blind obedience. This parenting style leads to a higher chance of mental illness, delinquency, and drug or alcohol abuse but lower academic performance and self-esteem, with poor social skills.
Permissive parents are responsive with few rules and very indulgent and lenient. This type of parenting style often leads to impulsive behavior, poor social skills, being egocentric, and having problematic relationships.
According to Diana Baumrind the most affective form of parenting is authoritative.
Explanation:
Had this question in AP Psych on edge:)
