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Peak shift is a behavioral response bias arising from discrimination learning in which animals display a directional, but a limited, preference for , or avoidance of unusual stimuli. It's hypothesized evolutionary relevance has been primarily in the realm of aposematic coloration and limited sex dimorphism.
The analysis of the condition which behavioral contrast and peak shift occur suggested that both phenomenon were by-products of emotional responses that resulted from response suppression and that their disappearance after extended discrimination training could be attributed to the dissipation of such emotional response.
Explanation:
I personally hold no judgement but <span>If you go on YouTube 99% of the material about Brazil is made by Brazilians. Brazil occupies less space in US news than any country in the MIddle East or most of Asia. Recently Americans have been exposed to Brazilians who moved here or are college students. Brazilian tourism to the US is much greater than US tourism to Brazil, and 90% of the American tourist I have encountered in Brazil were on their way to Buenos Aires or Iguazu Falls or some other Latin American destination.</span>
Loyalist <span>stayed in the Union when the Civil War began are</span>
Well, uniting against a common enemy has always been a great unifier. Plus, literally fighting for freedom made every person fighting believe very deeply in their cause, and so they could overcome differences with each other for that cause.
