Amusician desires to compose a new classical piece. he attempts to work and practice multiple times throughout the week; however, he is continuously interrupted by his neighbor. the musician confronts the neighbor and the neighbor apologizes, telling him how he has also been attempting to compose a classical piece. after hearing this, the musician re-evaluates his neighbor and sees him in a positive light. why does the musician change his perception of the neighbor?

People evaluate goal-related stimuli as positive.

Explanation:

The reason the neighbor keeps interrupting the musician is not based on being rude or being a bad neighbor but it is solely based on the fact that he is also an individual who want to see themselves playing the same music. As a result when this musician plays classical piece it evokes the same feeling from him.

The term used to describe these children is feral children.

Explanation:

A feral child is a child that grows up isolated from human contact from an early age, which deprives them from the chance to learn and develop basic language, social, and intellectual skills. Feral children often mimic the behavior of animals and even develop their own language. Oxana Malaya is a famous case of a feral child rescued and then taught as much as possible. In the world, there are around 100 cases of feral children.