Mutual or reciprocal relations or relatedness
Answer:
Psychology is the academic discipline concerned with the inner life (knowing, feeling and striving) and the behavior of people. It generally does this by following the scientific method, but in some cases it makes use of symbolic interpretation and critical analysis, following the example of other social sciences.
The goal of psychology is to acquire knowledge about the behavior of humans, both in their everyday environment and under special circumstances. With the emergence of the behavioral movement, the object of psychology was reduced to the outwardly observable and measurable behavior of animals humans, because the inner life would not be objectively registered by scientific observation, but only subjectively by introspection and understanding. This limitation has been reversed, among other things by the 'cognitive revolution' in psychology, by the great social importance of psychotherapy and by the connotations that the word 'psychology' evokes in everyday language use.
Answer:
Trees in the forest do not compete with grass for water and nutrients. Heavy equipment and other land uses are not present to contribute to soil compaction. The natural cycle of falling leaves and other natural waste decompose into fertilizer for plant and tree life. The forest floor is soft which allows easy penetration of life supporting elements.
Answer:
<u>Repeat a behaviour.</u>
Explanation:
When we adopt a new behaviour, a neural pathway is created and it gets stronger when we repeat until it become a new normal behaviour or a habit. When a message travels in a same neuronal pathway again and again, the brain begin to transmit it even more faster and these behaviours become automatic.
