How are behavioral principles applied to everyday problems?

WiLL GIVE BRAINLIEST AND 20 POINTS!!!!!


The breakup of rock due to the exposure to processes that occur on Earth’s surface is called _______


mechanical weathering
chemical weathering
upward expansion
weathering

20 POINTS!!! In which region of the world is gender equality the highest?

Southwest Asia
Angelo-North America
Northern Europe
Latin America Oceania

AP Psychology

What is the significance of children's emotional bonds with their parents?

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Jake is using the above passage for his essay on rodents. Which of these sentences from his paper is plagiarized from the passage?
A.
These husky animals are considered rodents because their enormous front teeth continue to grow (Pilgrim 4).
B.
Capybaras live in groups of 10 to 20, and there is usually one male in each group who is the leader (Pilgrim 4).
C.
Although snakes, caimans, jaguars, and pumas hunt capybaras, humans are their main predators (Pilgrim 4).
D.
Capybaras are rodents that have traits of many different animals, such as pigs, frogs, cats, and dogs (Pilgrim 4).

WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST
which fossil fuel offers an infinite supply of fuel source?

a.) natural gas

b.) coal

c.) petroleum

d.) all known fossil fuels are finite

Ms. dales class has 6 student absent. 2/3 of the absent students have the flu. How many absent students have the flu?

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1. Which of the following is NOT one of the formal ethics guidelines of the American Psychological Association (APA) regarding deception in research?
a. The study contributes important knowledge and could not be conducted otherwise.
b. The study does not cause physical pain or emotional distress.
O c The researchers explain the deception and the need for it.
Od. All of the listed choices are current APA standards for deception in research

About 15% of the female population in Niger can read, compared to 42% of the male population. In the United States, 99% of both the male and female populations are literate. The average person in Niger completes less than two years of schooling, compared to thirteen years of schooling in the United States. On average, women in Niger have their first child at age eighteen, compared to an average age of twenty-five in the United States.

What inference can be made about the status of women, based on this passage?

When their status is lower, they are likely to have fewer children.
When their status is lower, they are likely to receive more education.
When their status is higher, they are are less likely to be literate.
When their status is higher, they are likely to wait to have children.

To isolate cause and effect, experimenters should use
Question 16:

a)

naturalistic observation.

b)

correlation coefficients.

c)

case studies.

d)

random assignment.

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the elevation of the summit in the image above is 350 meters. A hiker leaves point KDC to hike to the summit. How many meters will they climb?​

Several students decide to start a T-shirt company. After initial expenses of $280, they purchase each T-shirt wholesale for $3.99. They sell each T-shirt for $10.99. How many must they sell to break even? a. 10 shirts c. 30 shirts b. 20 shirts d. 40 shirts