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Explain BF Skinners theory of Behaviourism

Skinner believed that children learn language in the same way that they learn their other behaviour and stated that this was through a system of positive and negative reinforcement. When a child imitates ...

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Discuss the evolutionary order of appearance of the mitochondrion, chloroplast and ribosome, explaining your reasoning

By considering which organisms have each of the referred organelles, we can infer their evolutionary order of appearance.Ribosomes are present in every living cells, whereas mitochondria and chloroplasts ...

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How far do you agree that the limited appeal of Mazzini’s ideas was the main reason for the slow progress of national unity in Italy in the years 1830-49?

Despite his desire to see a nation state built by “the people”, Mazzini failed to attract the support necessary for the movement to grow due the inaccessibility of his ideas and thus slowed the progress t...

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Answered by Tallulah A. History tutor
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log3 (9y + b) – log3 (2y – b) = 2, Find y in terms of b.

Use laws of logarithms to simplify.Log3((9y+b)/(2y-b)) = 2(9y+b)/(2y-b) = 32(9y+b) = 9(2y-b)9y+b = 18y-9bCollect terms.9y = 10by = 10b/9

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Answered by Roy A. Maths tutor
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What can influence the development of a child’s attachment to their mother?

An attachment is a strong, emotional bond between the infant and their primary caregiver, usually the mother. Various risk and protective factors affect the development of such an attachment, contributing...

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