luther is best understood in the context of which of the following developments? explain
answers:
a. most eurasians wanted a return to traditional belief systems and rejected reform efforts.
b. all across eurasia, similar protests were breaking out, as various groups challenged traditional customs and beliefs.
c. eurasian rulers began to rely on technology, rather than the church to shore

B. All across Eurasia, similar protests were breaking out, as various groups challenged traditional customs and beliefs.

Explanation:

Luther was responsible for a religious revolution, subduing the power of the Catholic Papacy, the power of Rome and forever changing the religious and spiritual path in society. This revolution began when Luther began to question certain dogmas of the Church and to gain the confidence and admiration of peasants in the region. In order to build a new basilica, Rome intensifies the sale of indulgences and Luther responds by writing his "95 Theses", these scriptures, were quickly disseminated throughout the region and are still the basis of Protestantism.

Based on Luther's questions about traditional factors of the time, we can say that he is better understood in the following context: "All across Eurasia, similar protests were breaking out, as various groups challenged traditional customs and beliefs. "

the answer to the question is punishment. or more specifically, positive punishment.

positive punishment occurs when a behavior is given a negative consequence for the individual doing the behavior.

sara no longer wants to ask questions (the behavior) because she is ridiculed by mr. smith (the punishment).

reinforcement is inaccurate because reinforcement always gives positive consequences for the individual doing the behavior, be it by introducing a pleasant consequence or removing an unpleasant one.