If this scenario has occured, the driver will be punishable by law. His or her punishment would likely be based on the people who are injured and or has caused death. He or she would likely had to pay a fine, could get to stay in prison in a way that his or her stay in the prison will depends on how many were injured or have been killed and if the driver only caused lightly or minor injuries or destruction in terms of property, he or she could also face community service.
        
             
        
        
        
This hearing reflex is due to the response of the inferior colliculus located at the back of the midbrain to stimuli such as noise. Basically, the inferior colliculus is the main auditorium of the human body. External sounds travel as sensory-auditory signals to the inferior colliculus through electrochemical currents so that they can process this information to the central brain. It consist of two front lobes corresponding to both ears. It regulates frequency recognition, pitch discrimination and signal integration. This is also what facilitates your selective hearing where you cannot hear your self-induced sounds like breathing and chewing.
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
survival stage
Explanation:
Bram's work is particularly important in the survival stage. This stage refers to the organization and administration of the company's resources, assessing the relationship between expenses and income and the discipline between them. In addition, it establishes how the fundraising will be for the production of the business, the balance of the cash flow, how the business will be organized in all its factors and within its branch, among other things. As Bram was responsible for organizing the business and providing discipline, we can conclude that this work is important for this stage.
 
        
             
        
        
        
<span>Attribution theory is theory that explains  how and why ordinary people explain events as they do.
There are two types of attributions:internal , in which </span><span>the cause of the behavior is due some internal characteristic, rather than to outside forces </span>and external, in which the cause of the behavior are situations outside person's control. 
The fact that <span>sue views her husband’s behavior as something he did because his boss assigned him a big project at work means that she is making an external kind of attribution. </span>
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
 It is very probable that the children will <u>replicate the aggressive behavior they have watched.</u>
Explanation:
The experiment described in the question was performed by famous psychologist Albert Bandura with the purpose of verifying the connection between observational learning and aggressive behavior in children. Observational learning is the learning of something without having actually performed it or having been rewarded or punished for it. It is the learning resulting from observing others do something and the consequences of their actions.
The children who were exposed to the video of the adult behaving aggressively by kicking and punching the Bobo doll were more likely to do the same when given the chance to play with the doll. Watching the adult in the video be rewarded for his behavior increased that possibility, while seeing the adult get punished decreased it.