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If a cat is chasing a mouse the mouse will usually respond by running away and hiding What kind of stimulus is this?
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What is Duckworth Louis table?
The Duckworth-Lewis table (named for the English statisticians who invented it) is designed to calculate the final scores of one-innings cricket (usually One Day International or Twenty20) matches in which the chasing team (the one batting second) loses its opportunity to bat on an equal footing with the first team, usually on account of bad weather. It attempts to extrapolate the likely outcome based on how the chasing team actually performed at the time.
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If a cat is chasing a mouse the mouse will usually respond by running away and hiding. What kind of stimulus is this?
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