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What is the tendency to fail to act to escape from a situation because of a history of repeated failures in the past?
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learned helplessness
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What event happened in the middle kingdom?
If you mean Egypt, then there was an increase in the power of Nomearchs. Nomearchs were the equivalent to middle age nobility. This led to a decrease in the power of pharaohs. This happened because lots of fertile farmland was being used by older previous pharaohs that had died. The produce from those farms were used for upkeep of the respective pharaohs temple complex.
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Does anybody else hate History as much as you do?
I used to like it before 7th grade, then it got to complicated. But everyone needs History so we don't repeat it. Because we do not want to be repeating everything our fallen ancestors did. And that's why history is important for all of us to learn and understand. History might not be the most interesting subject for you. But it is required for schools and for America. If you think about it what would happen if someone makes a huge mistake, that has already been repeated in history? And it could have been avoided? That's why everyone should learn history because who likes repeating mistakes?
What is self- serving bias?
Self serving bias: the tendency to attribute our favourable outcomes to ourself/internal factors and our failures to the situation/external factors. (We take credit for our success and blame others/situation for our fails.)For example, if you did well on a quiz you woudl say "oh I got a good mark because I studied hard and I'm smart" but if you were to fail the quiz you would've said "Oh the test was so unfair the prof purposely screwed us over!"
What is moral risk?
Moral risk refers to the potential for individuals to alter their behavior based on the knowledge that they are protected from the consequences of their actions. This can lead them to take greater risks or act irresponsibly due to the belief that they will not bear the full burden of negative outcomes.
What is over-attribution?
Over-attribution is the tendency to assign a single cause to a complex event without taking into account other contributing factors. This cognitive bias can lead to oversimplification and misunderstanding of the true causes of a situation.
Why is it being called central tendency?
It is called central tendency because it represents the averages. Central tendency has three measurements: # Mean # Mode # Median
What were some of Tiberius's failures as emperor?
Tiberius did not have much failures because he kept on trying his best -Ariana Sauerwein-7th grade answer-
Did Clara Barton go through any failures?
no, she did not have any failures. She accomplished everything because she stuck to and worked hard for it. Whatever it is.
What are the importances of Central Tendency?
Central tendency is important because it is used to calculate an average on a collection of data. Central Tendency includes the mean, median, and mode.
What is the tendency of earthquake?
yes because its cool
Why do cars backfire?
Cars do backfire because of the mechanical failures.
What is repeated phrase?
Because Can I Will you Want to
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Barium because this is have a greatest tendency.
Did drake have failures?
yes because every one fails and successes.
