What Does the "Axial Age" Refer To

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Multiple Choice

What does the "Axial Age" refer to?

• A) a period of time when people living across Eurasia radically changed how they thought about and acted toward divinity
• B) another name for the Industrial Revolution when work and religion became intertwined
• C) the advent of colonialism when contact between religions prompted blending, also known as syncretism
• D) This is the common name for the turn of every century, which brings about rapid change and anxiety about times to come

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Definitions:

Automatic Connection

The unconscious linking of thoughts, emotions, or behaviors based on past experiences, habits, or biological factors.

Previously Established Association

Refers to a link or connection between two concepts, objects, or events that has been formed through experience or learning.

Added Stimulus

An additional or extra stimulus introduced into an environment, enhancing or modifying responses in experimental or natural settings.

Classical Conditioning

An educational method where associations between an external stimulus and a naturally occurring one lead to learning.