A. Revocation the explanation is not really needed
The correct answer is letter B
Cannon-Bard's theory of emotion was developed by the two physiologists Walter Cannon and Philip Bard. Walter Cannon did not agree with James-Lange's theory of emotion in several respects.
Cannon suggested that people can experience physiological reactions that are commonly linked to emotions - as the racing heart is linked to fear - without actually feeling that emotion.
He also suggested that emotional responses occur too quickly to be simply a product of physical states. Cannon first proposed his theory in the 1920s, and his work was later expanded by also physiologist Philip Bard during the 1930s.
According to Cannon and Bard's theory of emotion, we feel emotions and experience physiological reactions - such as sweating, shaking and muscle tension - at the same time.
More specifically, this theory suggests that emotions are produced when the thalamus - part of our brain that is part of emotion processing - sends a message to the brain in response to a stimulus. This results in a physiological reaction
Acculturation is an informal process of learning a culture, and education is a formal system of teaching knowledge, values, and skills.
Option: D
Explanation:
Education is a formal system of teaching knowledge, values and skill. It empowers knowledge, built up value based system and develops skill power whereas acculturation is an informal process of learning culture and assimilation of group of cultures with the dominant culture among them.
Education and culture both works parallalely in developing a nation's base where different linguistic group of different religion, race and ethnicity lives. Culture varies in accordance with food habits, dressing pattern and festivals of different social group.
Answer:
since there is a war. They have insufficient for themselves
Explanation:
as they trade they won't be able to conserve for their own family and also if they trade they will get money but will lose life of their families
answer:
they expanded for both religious and political reasons, which was common at the time
explanation:
- one political advantage the rashidun caliphate held was their ability to maintain stability and unity among the arab tribes
- the rashidun caliphate constructed a massive empire out of many swift military victories
