Explanation:
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The correct answer is B; Adaptive theory.
Further Explanation:
The adaptive theory is also known as the evolution theory. Sleep is thought to be an evolution and that when a person is sleeping their body is conserving the energy that they need to function. This theory beleives that all humans and other species have evolved throughout time and only sleep when it is hazardous to their life.
Research has shown that animals that all animals who have only a a few natural predators will sleep up to 15 hours a day. The animals who have numerous predators will sleep only a few hours, up to five hours, a day.
There are four theories of why we sleep, they are;
- Repair and Restoration Theory
- Evolutionary Theory (adaptive)
- Information Consolidation Theory
- The Clean-Up Theory
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I believe that it's okay because everyone has some type of weakness in them. But I do think that something needs to be done because it's not something normal. For example, a normal human sees the color red, but a person with false memory syndrome sees yellow and they truly believe that it's the color yellow. So that's why I think something needs to be done. But at the same time, I don't think the person with false memory syndrome should be criticized.
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The answer is "<u><em>the city's location on a river</em></u><em>"</em>
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The following is missing for the question to be complete:
A) extrinsic factors
B) cognitive factors
C) intrinsic factors
D) incentives
Answer: C) Intrinsic factors
Explanation: Unlike extrinsic motivation factors whose goal and outcome is the acquisition of some tangible goods or other intangible outcome but the outcome is related to some external achievement or success, the intrinsic motivation factor is internal, therefore satisfying some internal aspirations. In this sense, the intrinsic motivation factor encourages actions that are pleasure in themselves, with no apparent tangible material outcome. Intrinsic factors are therefore within the personality, individual, and there is no external reward for such actions, because their desired outcome is personal satisfaction related to the intrinsic aspirations of the personality.
