Answer:
Animism
Explanation:
Animism is the belief or perception that inanimate objects posses life or have a distinct spiritual essence. For instance, some individuals believe that rocks, animals, plants and other inanimate objects are alive, it can also be linked to some believes in certain religions.
Animism can be found among children mostly preschoolers; they give animated qualities to non living objects, like their teddy bears or even books.
In the case of this boy, he believes he was hit by the wall because the wall had life in it, that was why he felt he needed to be angry at the wall for making him fall down.
Answer:
Taste
Explanation:
An absolute threshold is the lowest level of stimulus an organism is able to detect, 50 percent (half) of the time. Absolute threshold is majorly used in experimental research to detect stimulus that can be detected by the human five senses which are; taste, sound, sight, smell and touch.
In the case of Matthew, the absolute threshold is taste as he was able to immediately detect the presence of artificial sweeteners in his drink.
<u>In some </u><u>Native American</u><u> communities, people accused of breaking the law meet with community members, victims (if any), village elders, and agents of the justice system in a sentencing circle</u>. A sentencing circle involves discussion between offenders, victims, and members of the community. A person sitting in the circle has no special powers/privileges. The circle operates on the basis of consensus. Each member of the circle expresses his/her feelings about the act that was committed and raises questions/concerns. The accused can express regret about his/her actions and a desire to change the harmful behavior. This question is related to Criminology.
Answer:
negatively and plays on American fears of tyranny to criticize his actions as overstepping his authority
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