The thyroid gland regulates metabolism and calcium in the blood.
hmm, but that goes with both definitions...hmm...
- adrenal glands increase metabolic activity
- <span>parathyroid </span>glands<span> regulate </span>calcium<span> levels, but don't effect metabolism
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1. Cancer is caused by a mutation causing cells to undergo mitosis, so the drug helps by preventing that
2. The medicine can disrupt normal cell growth needed in growing hair and replacing the stomach lining
The cell wall and chlorophyll are absent in animal cells. These are unique to plant cells.
Answer:
Conditioned stimulus
Explanation:
The complete question is as follows :
A person eats a hamburger at a restaurant and develops a very bad stomach ache after finishing eating. As a result of the sudden illness, the person cannot eat hamburgers anymore. Just thinking about them makes the person feel sick to the stomach. In this, a hamburger is a______
a. an unconditioned stimulus
b. an unconditioned response
c. a conditioned stimulus
d. a conditioned response
e. a negative reinforcer
- A type of learning that occurs as a result of an association between an environmental stimulus and a naturally occurring stimulus is known as classical conditioning.
- In classical conditioning there are different types of stimulus - one of them is an unconditional stimulus and the other is a conditional stimulus.
- an unconditional stimulus is the one that occurs naturally and generates a response whereas a conditional stimulus is a neutral stimulus that gets associated with an unconditional stimulus and then generates a response.
- In the given situation, seeing and eating the hamburger was a neutral stimulus for the person however once he develops a bad stomach, he associates this with an unconditioned stimulus and thus, whenever he sees it he feels sick to the stomach and hence, the hamburger here is a conditional stimulus.
Answer:
the pntentian energy is the energy that could occur, whilst the kinetic energy is her walking
Explanation:
