Jerry wanted to replicate John Watson’s famous experiment by giving his little brother, Ben, a fear of dogs. Every time the dog approached his little brother, Jerry would shoot him with a nerf gun (that hurt) causing Ben to jump. Eventually, Ben started jumping and experiencing fear just when he saw the dog. The dog is considered the:

The dog is considered to be the neutral stimulus.

In the above scenario, the dog is considered to be the  unconditioned stimulus.

The unconditioned stimulus is known to be the factor that is said to be one that is unconditionally, naturally, and rightly leads to a response.

For example, when you see a dog, you began to shiver and become scared. The unconditioned stimulus is known as a stimulus that leads to   a triggered response.

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Question 5 (5 points) Adduction is a movement away from the midline - just as abducting someone is to take them away. True False
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2.2. Classify TWO examples in each of the following skills:
a) Study Skills
b) Study Strategies
c) Study Styles​

What would happen to lactase if it spend too much time in the stomach?

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Circuit training can also be considered aerobic exercise if the exercise is continuous with very little breaks in between.
O True
O False

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What causes physical and emotional
changes during adolescence?
A. faster rate of learning expected in high school
B. peer pressure and social norms
C. high levels of hormones within the body

Which of the following movements targets the gluteus maximus?

Single-leg Romanian deadlift
Lateral toes taps
Cable hip extension and external rotation
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A football team could win the game with a fifty-six-yard field goal, but the coach opts not to attempt it. Why would he opt to punt instead?

-The weather conditions make the kick too difficult.
-The kicker missed the last time he attempted from that distance.
-Statistics suggest that the likelihood of his kicker making the goal is slim.
-He does not have the proper statistics to make an informed decision.

Please help!!
1. Multiple roles or relationships between a human services professional and a client are known as
A. Dynamic
B. Systemic
C. Dual

2. Human services professionals who help to diagnose and treat emotional, mental, and behavioral issues for clients are called
A. Clinicians
B. Licensed counselors
C. Clinical social workers
D. Systems

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So, yes I'm a girl, and me and my crush have liked each other for 5 years now, and we've NEVER liked anyone else. The only problem is, we're both kind of like awkward around each other and never really talk to each other that much or whatever. I REALLY want to be comfortable with him and talk to him about whatever I want, because deep down, I know we want to be able to rate girls or something and laugh the day away without it being awkward hahah
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1. A _ is a soft piece of material worn outside the body to absorb the menstrual blood.
2. _ is the period of growth when your body matures and becomes like that of an adult.
3. _ is a hormone that produces secondary sex characteristics and influences the menstrual cycle.
4. An _ is a gland that produces estrogen and ova.
5. The _ is the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina.
6. The _ is a tube that connects the uterus to the outside of the body.
7 _ is the release of a mature ovum from the ovary.
8. _ is the time when blood from the lining of the uterus trickles down and out of the vagina.​

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Kwazi is a nursing assistant working with six patients on a specific day. Four of those patients need to complete AAROM exercises, so Kwazi decides to work with each of the patients starting after breakfast. He decides to start with the room closest to the entrance and work his way down the hall. He is sure to perform the exercises for each patient in the same order to ensure that they can remember them. He also makes sure that the rooms are free of hazards by adjusting the bed and locking its wheels.
What should Kwazi have done differently?

O He should have based the schedule around the patients' routines and not the room order.
O He should have added variety to the order of the patients' exercises.
O He should not have adjusted the beds.
O He should not have completed AAROM exercises since they can be done independently.

1. The coronal suture is where which two bones
articulate?

What is the function of the pineal gland in the endocrine system?
A.
It produces the hormone corticotropin, which helps the body respond to stressors.
B.
It produces the hormone corticosteroid, which regulates the salt and water balance in the body.
C.
It produces the hormone melatonin, which regulates sleep.
D.
It produces the hormone adrenocorticotropic, which releases adrenaline.
E.
It produces the hormone insulin, which regulates glucose levels in the body.

Can somebody help me?

What is something that
defines who we are?
A. The choices that people we love make.
B. The people around us.
C. The honor we choose to have.
D. The color of hair we have.
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which is longer 3 1/2 hours or 220 minutes?​

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Many STEM professionals believe that a successful career is a product of what?

a high GPA and practical experience
high test scores and mathematical knowledge
scientific knowledge and practical experience
mathematical knowledge and practical experience

All of the following are methods that drugs can be administered except

For the greatest change for fertilization, sexual intercourse would need to take place between which days of the average female menstrual cycle?

What type of person is more likely to bully others?

Can somebody help me?

Which of the following is a form of biometric identification?
A. Name
B. Address
C. Hieght
D. Birthday

4. One of the high risk behaviors for STI/STD transmission is engaging in
unprotected sex. List at least 2 reasons teens might engage in unprotected
sex if they know they could contract an STI/STD?

Once an action plan is in place, it should not be changed. Please select the best answer from the choices provided. T F

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Which struggles do trans people have to go through in American society?​