b. Stage 4 sleep.
c. hypnagogic sensations.
d. REM sleep.
e. dissociation.
(A) like other forms of cheap 17th century popular literature, surviving broadsides seem mostly to have been rather low literary quality and to have been written by hack writers.
(B) In many moralizing ballads, the moral content was confined to a single stanza expressing a pious sentiment tacked onto a sensational account of crime and adultery
(C) Some 17th century ballad sellers also sold some sermons printed in pamphlet form
(D) The clergy occasionally stuck broadsides warning about the danger of strong drink on the doors of 17th century alehouses
(E) Well educated people of the 17th century held broadsides in contempt and considered broadside peddlers to be disreputable vagrants
Answer: .
(B) In many moralizing ballads, the moral content was confined to a single stanza expressing a pious sentiment tacked onto a sensational account of crime and adultery
Explanation: Only (B) gives us some indication that people's motivations for buying the broadsides might have been something other than for the moralizing sentiments themselves.
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A linguist studies the origins of words the lives of early communities. They are the ones who points out what language these people from ancient times were using and can be directly related to the kind of culture they had.
Linguistics is the scientific study of both the structure of natural languages and related aspects as well as their historical evolution, their internal structure and the knowledge that speakers have of their own language (the latter is particularly true in the approach generativist).
Answer: Excitatory message
Explanation:
An excitatory neurotransmitter is a chemical substance that triggers a 'go' signal to a receiving neuron, making it more likely to fire an action potential.
A chemical message that makes it more likely that a receiving neuron will fire and that an action potential will travel down its axon is known as an excitatory neurotransmitter. Neurotransmitters are chemical messengers that transmit a message from a nerve cell across the synapse to a target cell. The target can be another nerve cell, muscle cell, or gland cell. In the case of an excitatory neurotransmitter, the message is often a 'go' signal to trigger an action in the receiving neuron, making it more likely to fire an action potential.
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