This is an example of imitation/copying.
Imitation is a way of behavior where an individual<em> observes and replicates the behavior of others.</em> It is a reproduction of an act that is simulated by the perception of a similar act by another animal or person.
To imitate/copy somebody or something a model is needed. The copying may be done none-consciously ( seeing and copying others without thinking about the reason to do it ,) or it can be a conscious strategy ( out of uncertainty how to act or behave in some situation).
In Libby's case, the act of imitation<em> comes as a conscious process of wanting to behave correctly</em> and to fit in with others.The other students are Libby's model to copy her behavior from.
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they cross cautiously avoiding anything that could harm them
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No, I disagree with the statement.
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The statement is "Every society is transforming from primitive to modern" is not true because while some countries have transformed from primitive to modern, there are a lot of "developing countries" that used to be more modern than they are now.
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Economists can measure the performance of an economy by looking at gross domestic product (GDP), a widely used measure of total output. GDP is defined as the market value of all goods and services produced by the economy in a given year. In the United States, it is calculated by the Department of Commerce.
The answer to this question is <span>the diagnostic categories of the DSM are not always used reliably by clinicians.
In order to use DSM correctly, clinicians had to pay attentions to several acts that displayed by the patient at the same time. A lot of clinicians often mistaking a certain display of behavior into something else that will affect the end result of the diagnosis.</span>
