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Sleep is not a kind of temporary coma
A coma is a medical condition in which an individual is unconscious, and lacks a normal wake/sleep cycle for a long period of time. A coma is caused by various health problems such as brain tumor, serious head injury, stroke, infections, or alcohol/drug intoxication. A coma rarely lasts longer than several weeks. Sleep is not a temporary coma but a natural state of rest (not caused by health problems) in which an individual may be awakened by any stimulation such as pain or noise which cannot occur in a coma.
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Explanation:
During a spring-break trip to Mexico, Celeste drank too much tequila, became sick to her stomach, and developed a strong aversion to tequila. This aversion can probably be eliminated by repeatedly drinking tequila, which would be an example of extinction.
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"Paraphilia"
Explanation:
According to my research on social studies made about sexual preferences of people, it can be said that the term being described is called "Paraphilia". This is in other words it is the act of being sexually aroused by un-regular objects, situations, fantasies, behaviors, or individuals that is not the normal or culturally/socially accepted.
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The correct answer is c) Jesus was the person in whose name Christianity was founded.
Explanation:
Jesus of Nazareth was born in the province of Judea, he proclaimed himself the son of God and the messiah. Jesus began to preach in the different places of Galilee and Judea, followed by twelve disciples.
He was persecuted for his preaching of obedience and love of God, which was counterproductive to the other religions of that time, and was later imprisoned by the Romans and sentenced to death by crucifixion. According to Christian tradition, three days later he was resurrected. This started Christianity. In other words, all followers of Jesus are known as Christians.
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