Explain the Difference Between Two Changing Conditions Designs (Both A-B-C

question 17

Essay

Explain the difference between two changing conditions designs (both A-B-C designs)when one design ends with a C phase (additive effect)and the other design ends with a C phase (reductive effect). Use verbal prompting as the B intervention in both designs and visual prompting as the C intervention in both designs.

Differentiate between motivation and emotion.

Recognize the basic and adaptive emotions across different species.

Identify emotions as cognitive, physiological, and behavioral responses.

Differentiate motivation and emotion in theory and application.

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Definitions:

Excessive Birth Weight

A condition in which a newborn's weight is significantly higher than the average for their gestational age.

Amniotic Fluid

The protective liquid contained within the amniotic sac of a pregnant female, surrounding and cushioning the fetus throughout its development.

Mother's Blood

The circulatory system of a pregnant woman that provides oxygen and nutrients to the fetus through the placenta and carries away fetal waste products.

Down Syndrome

A genetic disorder caused by the presence of all or part of a third copy of chromosome 21, characterized by developmental and intellectual delays.