<span>Role models are people whom we admire, who exhibit admirable strength and skills, but also remain human and can exhibit flaws at times. When a subject uses a role model to evaluate their own identity, it can help them feel that the various positive and negative parts of their identity are normal.</span>
Answer:
-John B. Watson and B. F. Skinner.
Explanation:
John B. Watson: He is known for theorizing behaviorism and hence implementing it to the child development. According to him, an individual's (child) environment is responsible for shaping his or her behavior rather than the genetics and natural temperament.
B. F. Skinner: He believed the idea of behaviorism and has developed or introduced operant conditioning theory. According to him, an individual's behavior is determined by various consequences including punishments and reinforcements.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
The superstar phenomenon- it is when a few people are paid large amounts of money and they dominate their field/industry and they are considered "superstars" in the field/industry they are in as they get paid the most for being at the top of their field/industry and demonstrating great ability in that field/industry and as a result only a few people reach the top and they therefore have the ability or opportunity to earn large sums of money.
Answer:
Because of survival instinct.
Explanation:
Before Humans became a social creature, they rely on their power to survive in the harsh environment. They fend for themselves, make their own shelter, fight off all the dangerous alone, etc.
Of course, many of them fail and died since there's only so much that a single human can do.
Knowing this, they try to combine their abilities and form groups to survive in the harsh environment. They soon realized that forming a group dramatically increase the chance of their survival since they can rely on other members to cover each other's weaknesses.
This is why humans started too transformed into a social creature.
Answer: <em>Option (A) is correct.</em>
Explanation:
An obligation is known as an assurance that obligates the state to legal accountability for the payment of commodities or services. It is a legally binding promise by the government that further will result in outlays such as to pay for commodities, studies, services either immediately or in future. In order for the obligations to incur legally, budgetary resources should be available.
