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Data Processing Begins with Quality Control
Meteorologists at NCEI use computers to perform a basic check of all incoming data. The computer checks patterns in each record for issues such as spikes, flat-liners, outliers, excessive ranges, and change points. Weather data are also checked for consistency across a region.
 
        
             
        
        
        
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The conditioned stimulus is the sweetened water. 
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Classical conditioning is the process by which a behavior is acquired through various stimulus which provide responses. 
Let's define which is which in this example: 
- Unconditioned stimulus (UCS): the drug injected into the rat's body to weaken its immune system. 
 - Unconditioned response (UCR): the weakening of the immune system. 
 - Neutral stimulus (NS): the saccharin- sweetened water, which by itself generates no response. 
 - Once the UCS and NS are combined, <em>they generate the UCR</em>; the weakening of the rat's immune system. 
 - Finally, the conditioned stimulus (CS) becomes the sweetened water, which without the drug (UCS) generates the conditioned response of the weakening of the immune system. 
 
 
        
             
        
        
        
The correct answer would be option C, Matrix.
In a university setting, it is common for a professor to report to an academic supervisor in his/her area of educational expertise and to a supervisor overseeing a particular degree such as baccalaureate or masters. This illustrates the Matrix Structure. 
Explanation:
A matrix is a structure in which something develops. This something could be culture, social, political, educational, official environment. 
So a system in which a professor reports to a supervisor regarding his or her expertise area, and that supervisor further reports to the person who is seeing the particular degree overall, then this system is fostering positive aspects in educational system. This creates a matrix structure within the colleges and universities. 
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