The correct answer is the second answer:
population increases.
The demographic transition model describes how a population of a country transitions from high birth and death rates to low birth and death rates, as a country becomes more industrialized. This transition occurs through five stages (refer to attached image). In the second stage of the <span>demographic transition model, a country's population increases because birth rates continue to increase, while death rates fall considerably. </span>
Functional sees society as acting like an organism BECAUSE every aspect of society serves a specific function (like a cell, everything does something to contribute to the whole
Pretending and using first-person pronouns such as I, me, mine, and myself are evidence that the child has developed: self recognition.
<h3>What is meant by self recognition?</h3>
This is the term that is used to refer to the fact that tghe child has become more aware of themselves and who they are.
Hence they would make use of pronouns that would refer to themselves and actions that label themselves.
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Water forms droplets whenever possible.
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The concept of triadic closure suggests that if a strong tie would exist between Michelle and Brenda, as well as Michelle and J.ulie, then a strong tie would also exist between Brenda and J.ulie.
Explanation:
The "triadic closure" is a theory that was proposed by <em>Georg Simmel </em>regarding <em>"social networking.</em>" This shows the relationships among people and how their relationships evolve over time.
In the situation above, Michelle brings Brenda and J.ulie together which means Michelle is acting as the local bridge. So, this is the reason why Brenda and J.ulie stay friends. This concept is true, provided that both Brenda and J.ulie desire to be friends with each other. If not, then they are not satisfying the triadic closure property.
