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What might the result if a person brocas area was damaged?
The person might have difficulty finding the words to describe an event.
What might be a result if a person temporal lobe was damaged?
The person might have difficulty understanding what he or she is hearing or with strong and retrieving memories associated with the senses.
What would happen if one occipital lobe stopped working?
The person might have difficulty understanding what he or she is hearing or with strong and retrieving memories associated with the senses.
What types of behavior can an animal exhibit and how might natural selection have influenced the behavior?
because we adopt through evolution. also passing characteristics on their offspring is a key role for evolution.
Why would a hawk attack a person?
A hawk might attack a person if they are too near to it's nest, or trying to harm/capture the hawk itself. Maybe if it somehow thought the person was prey, but that's unlikely. A hawk might be trained to attack, but that is also unlikely.
How might a person not exhibit positive feedback communications?
By looking away
How might a person exhibit positive feedback?
Bradley foster loves Brandon
How might a person exhibit positive feedback communicaation?
A person might exhibit positive feedback communication by providing specific praise or recognition for someone's achievements or efforts, expressing gratitude for their contributions, and offering encouragement and support to help them continue excelling or improving. They may also actively listen, show enthusiasm for the other person's ideas, and maintain a positive and constructive tone in their interactions.
What are the signs and symptoms of sexually connotative?
There are various manifestations that a person might manifest if he/she is suffering of being a sexual connotated person. A person might exhibit signs that of an exhibitionist and/or a sign of being psychotic. Being a sexually connotative person especially if those symptoms are manifested by psychosis, there might be a history of repeated sexual abuse during childhood or that certain sexual abuse was not being coped up by the victim itself, with that, it had traumatized him/her psychologically.
What is the synonym for the word exhibit?
You did not specify if you mean the noun of the verb. An exhibit is a show or display. You might also say an array or a pageant. A presentation would be another form of exhibit. You could also use the term spectacle or fanfare.
What might you find odd about the world's largest art exhibit in stockholm?
It's underground.
How do you get a shark to eat a person in zoo tycoon 2?
sorry if this doesn't work it just might work on my game. First you block the entrance of the water exhibit. Then you pick up a person and drop him/her into the water. then you purchase a shark and drop it close to the person. it should swim up to the person and create a cloud of dust and water.
How might a person exhibit positive feedback communication?
Positive feedback increases the original stimulus. An example is labor contractions. The initial contraction signals the body to release hormones that increase the frequency and intensity of subsequent contractions.
What else might you find odd about the world's longest art exhibit which is housed in Sweden?
It's underground
What might a suspicious person do?
A suspicious person may act nervously, avoid eye contact, give inconsistent information, or exhibit unusual behavior like hiding something or watching others closely. They may also ask probing questions or seem overly interested in certain details.
What might a suspicious character person do?
A suspicious character may avoid direct eye contact, give evasive answers to questions, exhibit nervous behavior like fidgeting or sweating, and try to change the subject when asked about their background or intentions.
What diagnosis might be given to a boy who has begun to exhibit repetitive mannerisms such as facial twitches blinking grimacing and snorting?
tourette syndrome
