Answer:
The correct answer is option b. flooding.
Explanation:
This technique is used in a way that exposes a person with phobia, directly to a situation in which their greatest fear is present.
It is a fairly extreme way to treat a phobia since <u>the treated person is trapped with no option to leave</u>. The objective of this technique is that just being “trapped”, the person can reduce their anxiety levels, since they have no other option.
Before submitting a patient to this treatment, he or she must inform a consent because <u>the levels of stress and trauma they are going to face are very high</u>. It is very likely that the patient does not want to end the therapy because of that reason.
The treatment is effective for treating particular phobias such as spider phobia. But it is not effective in treating complex phobias such as social phobia.
I think they can, because depending on how much the person has to offer it can provide tough facts for political viewpoints.
Answer:
- Lead user.
Explanation:
'Lead user' is the term coined by Eric von Hippel to describe the advanced users or the users who adapt a problem quite competently.
In the given example, Food Tech would be characterized as a 'lead user' as it displays an 'intensive and early adaptation' to the difficulty. It identifies the customer problem i.e. 'fear of salmonella poisoning compelled restaurants for using inferior tasting bottled dressing' and develops their product concept accordingly i.e. 'preservatives and food additives, has developed a process for pasteurizing eggs on a large-scale basis' to counter this difficulty in a limited time period.
The <u>prefrontal cortex</u> plays an important role in the cognitive processes that underlie executive functioning.
The cognitive processes that underpin executive functioning heavily involve the prefrontal cortex. You can understand your environment and learn new things thanks to a series of chemical and electrical signals that happen in your brain during cognitive processes.
A multitude of signals are generated by neurons' chemical releases that are then converted into conscious and unconscious thoughts by other neurons in the area. Examples of cognition include the conscious interpretation of your five senses, procedural knowledge, and emotional responses. Attention is the first step in the cognitive process.
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