Is a phobia a conditioned emotional response?

Is a phobia a conditioned emotional response? The process of classical conditioning can explain how we acquire phobias. After an association has formed, the dog (now a conditioned stimulus) causes a response of fear (conditioned response) and consequently, we develop a phobia. Can a conditioned response be unlearned? Meanwhile, a conditioned response is learned and […]

What is unit vector and position vector?

What is unit vector and position vector? UNIT VECTOR- a vector which has a magnitude of one. NULL VECTOR- Null vector is a vector with a zero magnitude. POSITION VECTOR- Position vector, straight line having one end fixed to a body and the other end attached to a moving point and used to describe the […]

How is apparent brightness calculated?

How is apparent brightness calculated? Apparent brightness is thus measured in watts per square meter. For instance, the apparent brightness of the Sun is b = 1370 watts/meter2. That is, if you had a perfectly efficient solar panel one meter on a side, if you held it perpendicular to the Sun’s rays, it would generate […]

What is spherical wave example?

What is spherical wave example? One common example of a spherical wave is a sound wave. When an object oscillates or vibrates in the presence of medium, a sound wave is produced and this wave propagates outward in all possible directions. As the wave travels outward, it carries energy. How do you make spherical waves? […]

How much forest is cut down for agriculture?

How much forest is cut down for agriculture? Rainforests across the world are in great danger. Food and Agriculture Organization’s 2016 State of the Forests report revealed that 7 million hectares of forest are lost annually while agricultural land expands by 6 million. Does agriculture affect rainforest? Agricultural use of some rainforest land proves to […]

Can we make oxygen out of co2?

Can we make oxygen out of co2? The team found that if you shoot carbon dioxide at an inert surface like gold foil, the molecule can be split to form molecular oxygen and atomic carbon. That in turn could create molecular oxygen, and served as the inspiration for the Caltech reactor. How much oxygen is […]

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