Answer:
Sorry,I responded late but It's a strong situation
Explanation:
i think the answer is A. but not 100% sure
Answer:
A situational attribution
Explanation:
A situational attribution is the tendency of assigning the cause or responsibility of a certain behavior or action to outside forces rather than international characteristic and we often explain our new actions and behavior using the environmental or situational features, meaning something that is beyond our control.
Every form of explanation we come up with that focuses on the environment in order to explain behavior can also be referred as situational attributes.
Answer:continuous; partial
Explanation:
Continuous reinforcement refers to reinforcing a behavior by repeating it several times until you are certain that it has been grasped by the subject.
This means each time you teach the behavior because a new behavior is still foreign to a subject, they need to be introduced to it and constantly taught every time until they can be familiar with it; then over time when you realise that they have grasped the behavior you have to teach it only partially just to make sure it doesn't fade away again over time and it becomes part of them and when the reinforcement is done only part of the time this is partially reinforcement.
Specialization concentrates on the creation of a confined scope of commodities and services in order to achieve high levels of efficiency in production. Specialization has a comparative benefit in the creation of goods and services.
National level specialization enables more international transactions to take place and also many countries production could also be imported. Therefore it enhances the opportunity for the people of the country. Any manufacturer which are specialized in the production of certain products can benefit from global trade.
