Answer: Proactive interference
Explanation:
Proactive interference is a memory disorder this occurs when the old memories of a person restrain the capacity of the brain to retain the new memories. Thus no new information can be retain in the brain. This may happen when the memories are similar. For example, finding difficulty in remembering the new and old phone numbers.
The given situation is an example of proactive interference as the people may find difficult to learn and remember the recently learned materials as the similar information was also learned in the past.
Answer:
doing something you like, working out, playing your favorite hobbies
Explanation:
Not sure what the option were
The correct answer is: tighten and contract
This is is the correct
answer because muscle fibers need to first reach an optimal length and
tension ratio or "tighten" in order for the muscle to perform work.
After the muscle has tightened, it can then "contract" which leads to a
decrease in the angle of the joint through force. If the muscle being
used to pull the rope is the bicep on the arm, then the angle between
the forearm and upper arm will decrease, causing the rope to be pulled.
Michael
was subjected to much stress as an infant due to repeated episodes of
family violence. Now, as an adult, he shuts down emotionally whenever he
starts to experience any type of stress. This response may be because
during infancy stress hormones in his brain were:<span> overproduced.</span>
