Answer:
1.Positive Reinforcement, 2.Negative Reinforcement, 3.Foot in the door phenomenon, 4.Conformity, and 5. Obedience
Explanation:
POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT- for completing the time studying their language, a reward is given such as a day at the lake.
NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT- taking something away that they don't want, example if they study, they don't have to clean.
FOOT IN THE DOOR PHENOMENON: This slowly increases amount of studying (Start with one hour, build to five hours).
CONFORMITY: This involves putting individuals who hates studying with a group of people who study.
OBEDIENCE: for example, Counselors are in charge and they enforce studying
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Answer: State of Inclusion in Nepal
The second amendment of the Nepal Civil Service Act has reserved 45 percent seats to backward communities for 20 years. The proportional representation system was developed to make political participation more inclusive.
Explanation: No Explanation, Sorry
Answer:
<u>United Nations</u>
Explanation:
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) a programme under UN has been compiling the Human Development Index (HDI) since 1990.
Answer:
Based just on geography, Thailand would be the easiest. The next easiest would be Guatemala, followed by Ethiopia and then Iceland as the most difficult.
Explanation:
Iceland is the most difficult because of the low temperatures and little sunlight makes it hard to grow crops. It would be hard to live there year-round without modern shelter and heating systems and other factors that do not have to do with geography. Ethiopia is the next harshest because of the semi-arid conditions there and the food insecurity that people experience because of the nature of the terrain and the difficulty with growing food. Guatemala also has an arid region as part of the Central America Dry Corridor that also contributes to aridness and some difficulty assuring adequate food supply at least periodically. Thailand would be the easiest of the options because it is semi-tropical and there is abundant vegetation and food. The temperatures are more temperate than Iceland although this increases the exposure to diseases like malaria that are associated with the tropics. Diseases like malaria are also a problem in Ethiopia and Guatemala.
