<span>The theme of the poem from Edgar Allan Poes' "To One in Paradise" in the third stanza reveals that there are losses from which people do not fully recover. It presents the audience about how the narrator feels that his life is nothing without his loved one and that no matter what he did in order to forget the pain, he just could not forget her.</span>
Answer:
Statues, gold jewelry, Tutankhamun's mummy, chariots, model boats, canopic jars, chairs, and paintings. Covered in linen
Explanation:
Answer:a. shows low resistance to extinction; shows high resistance to extinction
Explanation:
According to psychology, extinction occurs when a conditioned response is slowly eliminated or weakned which over time will result to that behavior being extinct. This means a conditioned behavior is completely eliminated
An example is when you whistle to a dog all the time to come and get food and the dog starts to drool all time at the thought of whistling associated with food , if you gradually start to whistle without carrying the food with you the dog will stop salivating or drooling.
In classical conditioning, when a conditioned stimulus is provided without an unconditioned stimulus the conditioned response eventually get extinct.
Jeremy is not resistant towards getting rid of the gambling behaviour because when he start gambling and is no longer getting paid off he immediately stops so when an unconditioned stimulus is taken away , he stops gambling and if this keeps happening gradually his behavior of gambling will be extinct.
Jessica on the other side continues even when the unconditioned stimulus (being paid off )is taken away she still continues to gamble so she is resistance towards stoping her gambling behavior.
D they care about where they make their homes
I believe the answer is: survey
When doing a survey, We collect information from group of subjects by making them answer a set of questionnaire,.
This type of data collection method usually really subjective but it could provide a more accurate/in depth data from the subjects/
