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Answer:
The store has committed a tort.
Explanation:
An action is called a tort when it involves physically or emotionally harm, negligence,monetary loss and human rights abuse.
In the case of the Store , the manager was proactive so nothing is stolen from the store which could result in a loss. After questioning the child and confirming she had no intention to steal the socks, he should have made efforts to locate her mother or call the relevant authorities in reuniting her with the mother instead of detaining her in an unlit room for additional 2 hours .
Answer:
e. Any behavior that is accidentally reinforced is more likely to be repeated.
Explanation:
Marvin's behavior of wearing a red shirt and not falling in the test acts as a reinforcement for him. Although he usually fall in the test but that day when he wore a red shirt he did not. Though it was an accident it caused the repetition of the occurring action (that is wearing a red shirt). The whole phenomenon suggests that an accidental reinforcement more likely to cause a repeated behavior.
Answer:
a) pseudo listening
Explanation:
Pseudo listening -
It is basically a non - listening type , which is like , looking attentive about the conversation , but actually ignoring or partially listening to the words of the speaker .
It is a very casual way of ignoring to someone , or acting in a way to avoid the speaker .
Hence , from the question , David , with conversation with his mother , replies with hmm , hmm , in order to avoid his mother's words .
Therefore , the correct answer is a) pseudo listening .
Answer:
The correct response is Option B: A death-deferral phenomenon.
Explanation:
The study results regarding death deferral and Christmas suggest that people held off on dying until after Christmas because this is an important family holiday and it is suggested that people hold off on dying on such days. There has also been an examination of data regarding the death-deferral phenomenon regarding birthdays. There seems to be an association with fewer people dying in the six months leading up to their birthday than the six months after their birthday. These patterns, however, are hard to prove as being the result of a person's will to live in a systematic way.
