Answer: False
It is unclear what the effect of the environment is on a child's IQ. While some scholars argue that IQ is innate, some others believe that a child's IQ is dependent on his context. Regardless of whether this is the case or not, a child raised in substandard conditions will either see a decrease in his IQ, or will experience no change. He will not experience an increase in IQ.
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
Yes, there is the presence of a threat.
This threat is known as instrumentation. There is an Instrumentation threat when changes are made in the instrument, or the changes are made in the researcher, or the scorer when the research is being carried out.
In this question, mrs smith is the one who is the researcher, the program of reinforcement can be called the instrument. She made errors during the first few week but started getting it right in the second week. So there is a slight change in these two weeks. Causing instrumentation threat to how valid the program is.
Tolerance
When you do anything (especially drugs) you need to do more and more of it to get the same sensation you did when first doing it.
It's all about acceptance. Whether when they decide to come out of their closet, or they have already come out.
So for a society to accept such individuals, the society needs to be more liberal, open to new ideas and new methods.
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