In the crystallization stage, occupational choice becomes more focused

A friend asks you what science is. After you answer her question, she asks how you knew that, and you reply that it was written in a textbook. What method of knowing did you use to describe science to your friend? Define it.

What will be an ideal response?

Jacob notices a snake slithering up the river bank while he is fishing. The thalamus of Jacob's brain immediately stimulates his autonomic nervous system, which, in turn, increases the rate of his breathing and heartbeat. At the same time, Jacob's brain sends signals to his cerebral cortex which causes Jacob to perceive the emotional experience of fear. Consequently, Jacob experiences both fear and the physiological changes in his body at the same time. This scenario complies with the

A. two-factor theory. B. drive reduction theory. C. Cannon-Bard theory. D. James-Lange theory.