When using the symbolic-interaction perspective to compare the word elder, commonly used in preindustrial societies, with the postindustrial term elderly the term elder has a more negative meaning.
Elder is used for someone who is superior to another or others, while elderly is used for aged people.
<span>i think the answer would be: </span><span>Local support for public schools
The constitution of Massachusetts basically support all institutions that is financed by the federal or the states' budget, including public school, fire department, police department, prisons, etc</span>
Answer:
A. Unconditioned stimulus => Jim offering an Altoid
B. Unconditioned response => Dwight reaching out his hand
C. Conditioned stimulus => The Windows reboot sound
D. Conditioned response => Dwight reaching out his hand
Explanation:
In classical conditioning, an unconditioned stimulus is a natural stimulus that elicits a response naturally. In the scenario above, Jim offering Dwight an Altoid would naturally make Dwight reach out his hand to receive the Altoid, which is a natural response elicited in Dwight. This natural response is the unconditioned response.
On the other hand, a conditioned stimulus can be referred to as a neutral stimulus that usually do not produce a response alone, but after being paired with a conditioned stimulus, it would become associated with it and would produce the same response if later presented alone. In the case stated in the question, the Windows reboot sound is a neutral stimulus which normally would not make Dwight reach out his hand, but after being paired with the unconditioned stimulus, it then becomes a conditioned stimulus when presented alone to elicit the same response that was elicited by the unconditioned stimulus. This response whereby Dwight reaches out his hand at the sound of the windows is referred to as the conditioned response.
