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Rosemary Clooney, 74, the actress and singer who became one of Hollywood´s biggest celebrities of the 1950s, died on Saturday at her home in Beverly Hills due to lung cancer. Born in Maysville, Kentucky in 1928, Rosemary was brought up in humble surroundings, and, after her parents' separation, she started singing duets with her younger sister for $20 a week. The singer became a household name after her 1951 hit Come On-A-My House sold more than a million copies in the US.

In her new memoir, The Woman in Me, Britney Spears writes about her sister, Jamie Lynn, and compares her life to Ariana Grande’s hit 7 Rings. Finally free from her 13-year conservatorship, Britney Spears has compared her and her sister, Jamie Lynn’s lives using the money-loving 2019 single from Ariana Grande. Britney felt betrayed by her little sisterAccording to HELLO!, Britney writes that she “felt betrayed by the way Jamie Lynn had changed” and had some pretty strong words about her younger sibling.

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Hull’s Drive Theory: One of the foundational theories of motivation in the behaviourist learning theory tradition is the drive reduction theory, which was created by Clark Hull in 1943. The drive is characterized as a drive resulting from a physiological or psychological necessity. It functions as an internal stimulant that encourages someone to satisfy their drive. Drive theory, another name for his systematic behaviour theory, describes learning as a reinforcement system in which specific behaviours are initially reinforced.