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Why is Pavlov work so important?
Pavlov's greatest contribution to psychology is isolating elementary behaviors from more complex ones through objective scientific procedures.
What does creatively maladjusted mean?
This is a term attributed to Martin Luther King, Jr. ("Human salvation lies in the hands of the creatively maladjusted.")What it means is that a failure to accept the behaviors of others can be beneficial, when those behaviors should notbe acceptable. This implies that non-conformists, those who have learned to challenge accepted conventions, are the ones who promote change where it is needed.
Reaction to HIV and AIDS in adults?
they don't look to happy the ones that know they have it they try to be the somebody else but they survive if they believe in jesus and god thats the medicine
What is overt and covert behavior?
The term "behavior" has been misrepresented and misinterpretted by many in the school psychology field, including proponents as well as opponents of behavior analysis. Proponents have used the term too loosely, while opponents have used a bit of a warped definition to attack the field.Furthermore, school psychologists as well as behavior analysts have also taken a very narrow view of the definition of behavior.According to Cooper, Heron, and Heward (2007), in order for a phenomeonm to be considered a behavior, we need to have several conditions: # there must be a part of the organism which is moving. # there must be a change in the environment as a result of this movement. With this, it is easy to see that throwing a desk or completion of homework are behaviors. However, some individuals in the field develop behavior plans based on the lack of a behavior, such as "not doing homework" and "not throwing a desk as targets or goals of behavior plans.That is not going to work.You need to target behaviors constantly. You may want to reduce certain behaviors or increase other ones, but you want to target behaviors or to set behaviors as goals - not non-behaviors.Let's look at reading, something that is often not considered to be a behavior. While reading, there is movement of the lips, tongue, and vocal chords. After the behavior is done, there is a transformation of the sound waves in the environment, which informs us that we have had a behavior occur.Ahh, someone would say - that only counts if the person is reading out loud. What if the person is reading silently.Yes, it is sticky, but not unmanageable. If one is reading silently, thinking, feeling mad, or examining a beautiful painting, there are neurotransimtters which are being released and activating neurons. After the neurosynaptic reaction the brain is different than what it was prior to starting the behavior. Therefore, these activities qualify as a behavior.Overt behaviors are those that anyone can observe, while covert behaviors are those that only the organism can examine.aditya, m.sc.,extension education,BHU,varanasi-221005 india
Why are some 13-year-old boys so immature?
It's because they are thirteen. The human maturing process takes time, some are slower and some are quicker. Believe me, when mature they are worth waiting for. Just avoid the ones that never do.
What group of people drove the Jews into exile?
The Babylonians drove the Jews into their first exile. The Romans were the ones who caused the second and current exile period.
Is behavior inherited?
It's mostly the environment and the behavior of the environment that effects ones behaviors
How do people learn what are acceptable behaviors and which ones are not?
through socialization
Did many people believe that Jesus of Nazareth was a saint?
No. The ones that believe in Him believe that He is God. The ones that don't think He was a hypocrit, fraud, or did not exist.
What should someone do if their cat has bad behavior?
The best thing to do when you cat has bad behaviors is to adjust the behavior. Start by working with ones vet. Alter the environment that may be causing the behaviors and have patience.
Which document prevents the US government from engaging in behaviors like the ones described in the colonial grievance?
Bill of rights.
What car does the socs drive in The Outsiders?
Mustangs >:[ the socs are the bad ones in the movie the outsiders! >:[ They also drove Corvairs :)
What was the middle ages spirit of adventure?
curiousity that drove the people to discover new worlds and re-examine old ones.
Do you believe ones sense of beauty is intrinsic or learned?
I believe it is both.
Understand the phenomenon of employers rewarding behaviors they want to discourage rather than the ones they want to encourage?
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What is anthropology about?
Anthropology is the study of human culture but understanding culture as all of the non-biological behaviors that humans have, in simple words, all of our behaviors are divided into two, biological (these are the ones that all humans have) and cultural (this are the ones that are different between two humans) and anthropology studies this last kind of behaviors. An anthropologist usually lives or stays with the human group that he wants to study to learn about their culture. He does a participation in all of the groups activities to understand them.
What is ethos of man?
Ethos is from the Greek word meaning "character." The ethos of man refers to ones character. emotions, behaviors and morals.
