<span>The first answer is Stereotype. A stereotype is a set of qualities or characteristics that people consider to have an individual or social group that makes them different from the rest of the individuals. Stereotypes are often exaggerated and subjective because they are not based on real evidence.
The second answer is primary effect. This phenomenon refers to the way we encode the memory; <span>we tend to remember more the first thing we learn or know about something or someone than the information acquired in the middle.
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During the February Revolution: The Monarchy was overthrown and a Provisional Government was established.
During the October Revolution: The Provisional Government was overthrown and the Bolshevik Party was established.
In comparison to animals such as birds, all humans need to <u>work much harder</u> to gain the acceptance of others in their social group.
<h3>What is a social group?</h3>
This refers to when 2 or more people that interact with one another also share the similar characteristics and collectively have a sense of unity. The groups come in a myriad of sizes and varieties. For instance, a society can be viewed as a large social group.
An acceptance into a social group is an importance aspect as this is an aspect of social behavior that means the degree to which an individual is actively brought into social interactions by others, in individual and or group relationships. the barriers to social acceptance may be prejudice, stigma. A social acceptance exist for people in order to fit in with others, look and act like them: the ability to accept, or to tolerate differences and diversity in other people or groups of people
These social acceptance does effects children, teenagers and adults. It can affect people of all ages with mental disabilities because social acceptance determines many decisions people make in life.
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