I think a lot more people accept it and there attitude is more positive about it but there are still a lot of people (like me) who still think negatively about it.
Answer:
<h3>As air rises,the pressure decreases. lt lower pressure at higher altitudes that causes the temperature to be colder on top of a mountain than at sea level </h3>
Explanation:
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The answer is: conditioned stimulus (CS)
Conditioned stimulus refers to the neutral stimulus that trigger a specific response after being associated for a prolonged period of time with unconditioned stimulus.
In the case above:
- the toilet flush is previously a neutral stimulus that does not trigger any response.
- The toilet flush later on paired with unconditioned stimulus (hot water) that make jeff scream in pain
- Because of this, the toilet flush become a conditioned stimulus. This make jeff associate the toilet flush with hot water and make him twitch whenever he hear toilet flush while bathing.
According
to Sigmund Freud, the source of the most emotional problems that occur in an
individual is the conscious and unconscious mind of an individual that has both
conflict between them and that the shift in the circadian rhythms that occur
during puberty is during when a person or a teen falls asleep naturally and
wakes up later than other children does.
Answer:
The primary fuel the body uses during a long event of low intensity exercise (like a 4-hour walk) is FAT.
Explanation:
The system that intervenes during low intensity exercise is the AEROBIC SYSTEM.
Whenever someone exercises at a low level intensity, the body uses fat as main energy source while sparing the use of blood glucose and muscle glycogen in case the exercise level of intensity increases and while the oxygen availability decreases.
While training for long periods of time, aerobic capacity expands producing an increase in the oxidation of fats.
The maximal aerobic capacity (VO2max) of an individual regulates the contribution of different fuel sources in a proportional way (muscle glycogen, intramuscular triacylclycerols, glucose and fatty acids).
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