time = dist/speed
Find the time it takes turtle to cover 100ft
<span> = 100/20= 5 minutes
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Find the time (t.) for the rabbit to cover 100ft
<span>t. = (50/40)</span><span> + 3 + (50/40)</span>
<span>t. = 1.25 + 3 + 1.25 </span>
<span>t. = 5.5 min
the turtle won the race by 0.5 minutes</span>
The learned response to a conditioned stimulus is: D. CR.
<h3>What is
classical conditioning?</h3>
Classical conditioning can be defined as a learning process which typically involves repeatedly pairing two stimuli, which include the following:
In classical conditioning, a response which is at first brought forth by the second stimulus would later be brought forth by the first stimulus alone.
This ultimately implies that, classical conditioning is a process through which a living organism can learn how to associate stimuli and as a result anticipating events.
In this context, we can infer and logically deuce that the learned response to a conditioned stimulus is conditioned response (CR).
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Answer: B
Explanation: Hope this helped. And sorry if you get it wrong
I say 60-year old single male, solemnly on the fact of that there single. I would think that with such age he could and if wanted to migrate he could with not having to deal with factors brought by others
Answer:
The correct answer is A. organizing.
Explanation:
Organizing is the quality of being able to put your work as to be as efficient as possible. As the definition above says, <em>organizing includes finishing or getting rid of the no important stuff and, as a consequence, directing our attention to the priority tasks. </em>
The response C. is very similar to organizing, but it is a part of it. We can say that organizing includes prioritizing (which is the act of deciding what thing has greatest level of importance and needs to be done first.
Consequences mean the relationship between the reason and the result. In this example, we lack the outcome that would make us focus on important tasks.
Multitasking means being capable of doing more than one activity at the time. In this case, we have two actions happening one after the other.
