Answer:
The unconditional response is to strengthen the immune system as a result of ingesting the drug placed in the water.
Explanation:
Unconditional response is the name given to a response, given by the organism, which occurs as an automatic result of an unconditioned stimulus. An unconditioned stimulus, in turn, which is a stimulus that causes responses in the body.
In this case, we can see that the unconditioned stimulus is water sweetened with a drug that strengthens the mice's immune system. In this case, if the rats consume this water, their immune system is automatically strengthened, and this strengthening is the unconditional response of the experiment.
Bull Moose
Democratic Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey unseated incumbent Republican President William Howard Taft and defeated former President Theodore Roosevelt, who ran as the Progressive Party (Bull Moose) nominee.
Answer:
Correct answer is by introducing many of the ideas the Declaration later expressed
.
Explanation:
This is the correct answer because Paine expressed new way of thinking which at the end would lead to American independence.
First answer is not correct as the Declaration in larger portion was designed by Jefferson.
Second option is not correct as the Continental Congress already met once in 1775 and they already had questions they needed to discuss about.
Last option is not correct as that was the decision of the members of Congress.
Answer:Thus, it can be concluded that Fred is demonstrating: Hindsight Bias.
Explanation:
What Is Hindsight Bias?
Hindsight bias defines to how we actual take events as predictable more than they are in reality. Like trying to predict what is going to happen in a match or political voting but truth is we never really know until the event occurs and we hear the outcome.
Usually we hear people say "I knew it"meaning they already knew what was going to happen before it happened.
Fred is using hindsight bias to say to his friend he knew his team will do as he had imagined but the truth is he couldn't have known until it happened.