The answer is: B. The Social Contract
Is a politically driven book written by Jean Jacques Rousseau in 1762.
The book mainly theorizes over the principles of what it takes to <u>create a society and the obligations that come with it when adhering to the "social contract".</u>
Answer:
level 1 of perspective-taking skills in childhood
Explanation:
Perspective-taking is the potential to see beyond one's own point of view so that one can understand how others may think or feel about something. There are five stages of perspective-taking as described by psychologist Robert Selman. The first level among them is undifferentiated perspective-taking, which can be observed among the children. Children know that self and others may have separate thoughts and emotions, but they still compare the two. As per the question, Jack demonstrate level 1 of perspective-taking skills.
The correct answer is Aaron Beck.
Aaron Beck is a cognitive psychologist and therapist who is known as the father of cognitive therapy. Beck claimed that our appraisal or evaluation of events and "negative automatic thoughts" lead to our emotions, behaviors and actions. According to his therapy model, monitoring and identifying our negative automatic thoughts and then proceeding to challenge them by looking for evidence that confirms them, or v<span>iewing the same situation from a neutral or positive point of view helps us make negative thoughts less automatic. </span>
Answer: J. The Industrial Revolution encouraged people to pursue jobs in cities.
Explanation:
The first and second industrial revolutions brought about many inventions and new processes for doing things such that Urbanization took hold fast as factories were built and production of many goods and services was ramped up.
The effect was that many people left agriculture and went to the cities to work in these new factories and this led to the rural population of the United States steadily decreasing.
