Answer: As a person, Jody has the right to choose what she sees fit without commenting on anything, but it would also be good to hear what others have to say so that Jody can see things from a bigger perspective.
Explanation:
Jody has a big decision to make between going to camp or doing her summer activities. Although Jody indeed can decide what is in her best interest, if she comments the decision to other people, they could give her opinions that she may not have considered before and could help her make a good decision.
Answer:
availability bias
Explanation:
Also known as the availability heuristic, the availability bias describes a mental shortcut and error in thinking that bases judgements and decisions on available or immediate examples that come to a given person's mind when evaluating a specific topic, concept, method or decision. Such as the manager does above when he believes an employee has exhibited the worst behaviour the company has ever seen because it is only recent and it is "an immediate example".
Answer:
a. the sweetened water.
Explanation:
According to the principles of classical conditioning, conditioned stimulus occur when the intended stimulus create similar response in an experiment to that of the unconditioned stimulus. In other words, they are responses triggered when associated with unconditioned stimulus.
Here, the sweetened water is an intented stimulus. It was given to the rats with an immune-enhancing drug to boost their immune systems. However, when the drug was removed, the rats still showed signs of enhanced immune system just with the sweetened water. It shows that the sweetened water has associated with the unconditioned stimulus, which is enhanced immune system functioning, and now triggers the same response even without the drug.
an employer’s needs
a worker’s qualifications and productivity
The current state of the labor market
negotiations between an employer and worker
Answer:
- Difference in culture
- Difference in resources availability
- Difference in geographical location
- Difference in Relationship with other societies
Explanation:
Difference in culture create a different standard of what considered to be right and what considered to be wrong. Sometimes, tolerance for violence in a certain culture become so high to the point where it is very hard for peace to develop.
Resource availability and geographical location determine how much wealth the society can accumulate. Society that accumulate more wealth tend to be more peaceful compared to starving society.
Last but not least, relationship with other societies. When a society managed to build a mutually beneficial relationship with its neighboring societies, peace development would most likely be accelerated since they are in the mindset of helping/building each other up.
