From the description given in the question it is clear that Maurice’s understanding of the association between his father’s keys opening the lock and his father’s appearance is a form of classical conditioning. Classical conditioning is <em>a learning process that occurred when an organism associates a neutral stimulus with an unconditioned response, due to the presence of an unconditioned stimulus. </em>
It can be said that the sound of the key is the neutral stimulus, and the unconditioned stimulus is Maurice’s father appearance, while the unconditioned response is his happiness at seeing his father. Because Maurice has associated the sound of the key with his father’s appearance, his behavior changed even when the neutral stimulus appears, because he anticipates that the unconditioned response would appear afterwards.
Because they hurt them xd lol
Answer: True
Explanation: Being a 'good winner' is marked by being a humble player. Not only being modest to your teammates, but also being complimentary to the opponents. The characteristics of being a 'good winner' includes:
- Accepting compliments from the opposing team.
- Accept and learn from the mistakes that your team, even yourself, have made.
- Trying hard to better yourself, and motivate your team to try harder in the future.
Doris and Kathleen, who are neighbors, enter into an agreement to not permit their real estate agents to sell their homes to families with children. this agreement lacks a lawful objective, so it's void.
The object of an agreement must not be fraudulent or illegal or immoral or critical public policy or must not imply injury to the person or property of another.
Under Section 23 of the Indian Contract Act clearly states that the consideration and/or object of a contract are considered lawful consideration and/or object unless they're specifically forbidden by law of such a nature that they'd defeat the aim of the law.
For example:- A contract to sell a stolen car is voidable contract from the start, as is it illegal to sell a stolen car.
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