Answer:
c. Learned response
Explanation:
The conditioned response is a learned response. habituation, imprinting, classical conditioning, ope-rant conditioning all are learned behavior concepts. Learned behavior is in contrast to innate behavior, innate behavior is genetically predisposed but learned behavior is disposed of by learning or some type of conditioning. some behavior is a combination of both learning. Learned behavior is modified by previous learning.
Answer:
C. autonomy versus shame and doubt.
Explanation:
Erik Erikson proposed the theory of psychosocial development in which he has mentioned eight distinct stages.
Autonomy versus shame and doubt: In psychosocial development, autonomy versus shame and doubt is considered to be a second stage in the given theory. It occurs at the eighteenth months of age and lasts through two-three years of a child's age. At this stage, a child tends to focus on developing a sense of self-control.
In the question above, Julia is in autonomy versus shame and doubt.
A letter to the manager of the electricity company:
To
The Manager,
ABC Power Company
Subject: Letter to compliant about regular power cut in the South Delhi, New Friends Colony.
Respected Sir,
This is to inform you that I am a residence of New Friends Colony, South Colony and I want to draw your kind attention towards our colony problem. Our colony is facing the problem of regular power cut in this heating summers which causing the routine life of the residents of this colony.
It is my humble request you to pay your attention on this problem and resolve it with the immediate action.
Faithfully
X.Y.Z
That would be C. Arizona.
An armor-piercing bomb sliced through the forward deck of the USS Arizona, setting off more than 500 tons of gunpowder. The huge explosion and resulting fire sank the battleship in nine minutes, killing 1,177 men.
Answer: Vandalism.
Vandalism is the act of intentionally destroying or damaging someone else's property, whether public or private, usually for no apparent reason or for the purpose of ruin. The term includes property damage such as graffiti and disfigurement directed at a property without the permission of the owner.
