The following code is provided for the Node class and the add method of a BinarySearchTree: private static class Node {    public Comparable data;    public Node left;    public Node right;}public void add(Comparable obj) {    Node newNode = new Node();    newNode.data = obj;    newNode.left = null;    newNode.right = null;    // Only one null check    root = addNode(root, newNode);} Write the Java code for the following static method in the BinarySearchTree class: private static Node addNode(Node parent, Node newNode){ //Base case insert code here //Recursive code: go left to right } Your method should work as follows: If parent is null, return newNode. Otherwise, compare newNode.data with parent.data: If newNode.data is smaller, recursively add it to the left subtree. Otherwise, recursively add it to the right subtree. Return parent after insertion. Requirements: Use recursion. Do not modify the provided Node class or add method. Assume the tree does not contain duplicate values.

The following code is provided to insert integer values into a Binary Search Tree (BST): // Insert methodpublic void insert(int value) {    root = insertRec(root, value);}private Node insertRec(Node root, int value) {    if (root == null) {        return new Node(value);    }    if (value < root.data) {        root.left = insertRec(root.left, value);    } else {        root.right = insertRec(root.right, value);    }    return root;} Write the code for a method named postOrderTraversal() that prints the values of the binary search tree using postorder traversal. In postorder traversal, the nodes are visited in the following order: Left → Right → Root For example, if the following values are inserted: 50 30 70 20 40 60 80 The output of postOrderTraversal() should be: 20 40 30 60 80 70 50 Requirements: Use recursion. Do not modify the given insert method. Assume the Node class contains: int data Node left Node right

[FinB] The caregiver said, “Liam leaves the table every time homework time starts because he has learned that he will be allowed to take a break from the work.” What would be the best way to self-edit this statement using behavior-analytic language?

A circular copper loop is placed perpendicular to a uniform magnetic field of 0.75 T. Due to external forces, the area of the loop decreases at a rate of 8.4×10-3 m2s. Determine the induced emf in the loop.

[FinB] Linh developed a study to examine the effectiveness of a behavior‑change program for a school cafeteria. The program included a point system and loss of privileges for rule violations. To ensure the data collection held up to scientific scrutiny, she collected treatment integrity, social validity, and IOA data, while also utilizing a multiple baseline across settings design. This is an example of:

[FinB] Norm knows his wife didn’t see him start the laundry. Before he leaves the house he tells her, “There’s a load of towels in the wash that will need to go in the dryer in about an hour.” This is an example of:

A conducting bar moves to the left at a constant speed v on two conducting rails joined at the left as shown. As a result of the bar moving through a constant magnetic field, a current I is induced in the indicated direction. Which one of the following directions is that of the magnetic field? fig_q2_t3.jpg

[FinB] Laney is a university instructor in behavior analysis. During class, she explains how variables such as sleep deprivation or task difficulty can function as establishing and abolishing operations for positive and negative reinforcement, and how these functional relations can be identified through experimental analyses. This is an example of:

[FinB] Dr. Chen claims that a person’s personality and future success are determined by the pattern of numbers in their birth date. This is an example of which type of explanation for behavior?

[FinB] Ruben tried several combinations on a locker until one combination opened it. After that, he consistently used the same combination whenever he needed to open the locker. This is an example of: