Did you have a question with it ? Unsure of what you're trying to say!
More should be done
Look everything don't have single solutions
- After solving through one way there raises some mistake
- So like this there are enough things
- But we should not stop and keep going
Hi!
I edited it for You; it seems to me that you copied things twice, so here is the edit:
Which is the correct order of events that eventually led to the collapse of the Chinese imperial government?
rise of nationalism,
Opium Wars,
Taiping Rebellion,
Boxer Rebellion
now, let's see when they happened:
Opium Wars, 1839–1842, then another starting in 1856 and another lated
Taiping Rebellion, 1850 to 1864
Boxer Rebellion 1899 and 1901
So the order of those three is:
Opium Wars,
Taiping Rebellion,
Boxer Rebellion
now, the timeline of nationalism is more difficult, as China had many waves of nationalism. But before 20th century nationalism referred to Han tribe, rather than Chinese, so I'd put it after all three events, as the last event.
Answer:
Internal states
Explanation:
This is an incomplete question, as the answering options are missing. The full question would be:
Which of the following terms is NOT used by behavior analysts to describe motivation?
- Satiation
- Aversive Stimulation
- Internal states
- Deprivation
<u>The correct answer is 3, internal states. </u>
Behavior analysts follow ideas of behavior psychologist B. F. Skinner who found that the <u>"drive" behind the motivation is the environmental elements</u>. These elements are following
- <u>Satiation </u>
- <u>Deprivation</u>
- <u>Aversive Stimulation</u>
Skinner explicitly said that<u> motivational drive </u><em><u>doesn't </u></em><u>come from internal states,</u> for example, anger or thirst.
