Since Carl has to adjust his budget, due to having less money in hand than expected, he must adjust his <em>"net"</em> income.
To make this more clear, let's go through it a bit more. For example, Carl knew he was making $10 per hour. If he worked 15 hours a week, he assumed that his check would be written for $150 ($10 x 15 hours = $150).
He was correct that he <em>"made"</em> $150 dollars. This was his <em>"gross"</em> pay. Gross pay means the money you receive <em>before</em> taxes are taken out of your check.
Now that Carl knows that his check will not be written the the <em>"gross"</em> amount, but for the <em>"net"</em> amount (money paid after taxes and withholdings were taken out), he should adjust how much money he has to start with. Once he adjusts the money he "<em>brings in"</em>, he can better understand how to budget and allocate his finances.
The correct answer is number 4.- current concern; personal project.
According to distinctions between types of idiographic goals, a current concern is something you think about, whereas a personal project is something you do.
This means that your current concerns are issues, events, situations that interest you or you feel some kind of worried about. It could be personal issues, difficulties at school or the workplace, maybe relationships or family issues. On the other hand, your personal projects are the solid ideas that you are turning into strategies to accomplish your goals on a personal or professional level.
The correct answer is heterocentric. This is defined as a
person’s way of having a heterosexual basis or bias in which they have a belief
that activities that are heterosexual are likely to be better than of those who
are homosexual or genderless.
Answer:
[..]This would be a mass protest organization.
Explanation:
A mass protest organization is a kind of social movement organization that seeks changes in society by protesting and demonstrating. It consists of large and informal groups of persons or organizations which center their attention in determined political or social problems. To make it clearer, they introduce, oppose, or bring down a social change.
Adverbs describe how something is done, or where, for example "in the woods" or "quietly". In the sentence above it's "above the earth" - they circle (where?) - above the earth (b).
