Answer: More than 50 M
Explanation:
Iowa state Rep. Greg Heartsill made headlines last week for reading Dr. Seuss' "Horton Hears a Who!" during an impassioned speech from the House floor in support of a so-called "Personhood Amendment" to the state constitution.
Before his dramatic reading and political interpretation of the children's book, Heartsill, R-Chariton, offered one clear, verifiable fact. He said 50 million abortions have been performed in the United States since 1973, when the U.S. Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision made the procedure legal.
Answer:
Cognitive Approach to learning
Explanation:
Cognitive approach to learning, entails understanding and assimilating a concepts, in a way that we can recall what we have learn't. Cognitive approach also includes active thinking.
Answer:
Fading involves gradually decreasing the frequency of reinforcement for "not-exactly-right" behaviors.
Explanation:
Fading occurs as time passes, and a conditioned response is no longer reinforced:
<em>Fading also is known as Extinction occurred as Pavlov's dogs were no longer given food, so even if the sound they associated kept ringing, their saliva stopped in the absence of the food after a while. (which initially reinforced the conditioning) </em>
<em>It means that the operant behavior will not result in the reinforcing consequences and making eventually the conditioned behavior to stop happening. </em>
<em>If for any reason an exctincted behavior reappears again somehow it has gone through fading , it is called resurgence. </em>
Answer:
D) WHO = World Health Organization
Explanation:
Who stands for world health organization that is the correct answer.
The meaning of the symbol, behaviour is commonly interpreted by people within a culture in the similar or the same way.
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Culture is characterized as mutual behavioral patterns and experiences, cognitive structures and affective awareness, learned in a socializing phase.
These unique patterns classify the members of the group of culture and differentiate them from others.
Many sociologists today see culture as mainly consisting of human communities ' symbolic, conceptual and intangible elements.
The nature of the culture is not its objects, instruments or other observable cultural elements, but its way of understanding, using and perceiving the members of the group.
We differentiate between individuals and others in modernized culture, but are no actual artifacts or other tange aspects of human cultures, are the beliefs, signs, perceptions, and viewpoints.
