Answer:
secure and protect the God-given inalienable natural rights of the people.
Explanation:
Answer:
no bite
Explanation:
A contingency may be a punishment or a reinforcement which occurs after the behavior have been expressed by the other person or group.
The penalty contingency may be defined as the immediate response removal of the reinforcer that results in the decrease frequency of the response.
In the context, when Sisco bites Eric hand while playing with him, he stops playing with Sisco for ten minutes. The after condition of Sisco for the penalty contingency is no bite.
Answer:
Conserve.
Explanation:
According to Piaget's framework, Ernesto can't conserve and Lara can <em>conserve</em>. According to Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development conservation of matter is a process. Ernesto has seen the changes in the dough but he thinks there is more matter. On the other hand, Lara has seen the changes too, but she realized that the amount of dough is the same before and after the changes. No dough was added or taken from the original amount. This is called reversibility and is a necessary condition to acquire conservation.
Z - Zealous
The patriots were zealous in their fight of the
<span>American Revolution , which was a start of a new world</span>
The correct answer is B. Difficult
Explanation:
The temperament includes the particularities in behavior, reactions and emotional responses that are linked to the personality of an individual. Temperament is classified into three main categories: easy, difficult or slow-to -warm.
-Easy temperament is characterized by adaptability to new situations, positive mood/reactions, and regular body functions.
- Difficult temperament is characterized by irregular body functions, negative reactions and mood, and slow adaptability.
-Slow-to-warm temperament is characterized by few reactions, negative mood and different degrees of adaptability.
In the case of Nathan, his temperament can be classified as difficult temperament because he shows irregular body functions (sleep and feeding schedules are irregular), negative mood and reactions (he responds with tantrums and loud cry) and he seems to have difficulties in adapting to changes.
