Watch this video of the baby crawling and write (1) an opera…

Watch this video of the baby crawling and write (1) an operational definition of crawling, (2) include at least 1 non-example of that behavior. All components must be included for your answer to be complete. Please ensure your answer meets the following criteria. Note: Your instructor will grade this question after you finish the assessment. You will not receive an automatic grade in Canvas. All assignments must be original work created for this course. Suspected use of AI or plagiarism may be verified with detection tools, as AI-generated content is considered plagiarism under Florida Institute of Technology’s academic integrity policy: https://www.fit.edu/provost/academic-guidelines/responsible-use-of-generative-ai-in-academic-work/. Submissions with high AI scores may be zeroed out completely or require a resubmission. Flagrant AI abuse may result in removal from the program.  Grading Rubric: Specific Behavior 0 5 Definition states or implies one or more measurable dimensions of behavior (e.g., duration, occurrence) Unclear how behavior is to be measured Definition includes measurable dimensions of behavior Definition uses terms that refer to objective, observable features of the behavior (and environment, if applicable) and avoids subjective words (e.g., hostile, intention to harm) Subjective words were used in the definition Definition uses objective, observable terms to describe features of the behavior/environment Definition includes all known response forms within the class Definition is missing response form Definition includes all known response forms/examples Definition includes boundaries of target behavior by providing non-examples Definition is missing non-examples Definition includes non-examples Definition includes onset/offset criteria (if applicable) Onset and/or offset criteria are missing from definition for behavior that is not discrete in nature Onset and offset criteria are clearly specified for behavior that is not discrete in nature Definitions is readable and concise Definition is unclear Definition is readable and concise

C. Las atracciones turísticas y naturales: Tabú. You and you…

C. Las atracciones turísticas y naturales: Tabú. You and your friends are playing a word game and must describe tourist attractions without saying the name of the location. First, read each description. Then, type the name of the most logical attraction in the space provided. Make sure to include an indefinite article (i.e., un/una/unos/unas). Do not repeat words, expressions or the model. (1½ pts. each: ½ pt. for correct article, 1 pt. for appropriate word; 7.5 pts. total) MODELO: (You read): Este es un lugar que está rodeado (surrounded) por agua.  (You type):  una isla    1. Es una gran construcción religiosa cristiana. 2. Es donde sacas dinero. En Europa te da euros y en los Estados Unidos te da dólares. 3. Es una escultura de un héroe, normalmente en el centro histórico de una ciudad. 4. Es una acumulación grande de tierra. La más grande del mundo es el Everest. 5. Es una acumulación de agua que está rodeada por tierra. El Superior es el sexto más grande del mundo.  

B. Escuchar un párrafo: Un viaje inolvidable. After helping…

B. Escuchar un párrafo: Un viaje inolvidable. After helping Pam with her travel vocabulary, it inspires you to look into traveling to Colombia as well, so you decide to listen to a travel podcast. First, read the statements below. Then, based on what you hear, select whether each statement is Cierto (true) or Falso (false) from the dropdown menu. If the information is not mentioned, select No se menciona (not mentioned). (1 pt. each; 8 pts. total) MODELO:   (You hear): David nunca viajó.   (You read): Cierto | Falso | No se menciona   (You select):  Falso  1. David hizo su viaje en 2020. 2. Otra recomendación es probar los platos tradicionales del país. 3. David sugiere recorrer cada ciudad en bicicleta. 4. David aconseja hacer una excursión al Cerro de Monserrate. 5. En Barranquilla puedes asistir a uno de los carnavales más grandes del mundo.   6. David prefiere visitar la capital más que la costa. 7. David recomienda visitar Cartagena si quieres saber más sobre la historia. 8. David dice que es una buena idea llevar mucho equipaje para estar bien preparado.