I believe that the other options to this questions (other than emotional) are:
neglect
self-neglect
not an abuse
And yes, the correct answer is: emotional.
it is not a form of neglect, since neglect is the lack of care, which in this case is clearly not the case - the daughter is clearly taking care of her mother, but doing this frustrates her. The abuse is present - the daughter is lashing out on her mother, and this is an emotional abuse. <span />
<u>Answer:</u>
A community's species diversity is increased by moderate levels of disturbance.
Option: (c)
<u>Explanation:</u>
- The intermediate disturbance is the principle which states that the species will have a highest density at a disturbance which is intermediate between the rare disturbance and the rapid disturbance.
- Thus, a moderate level of disturbance and disturbance by humans can help to grow population of a species rapidly.
- Due to these disturbances, there is change in ecosystem which can create an environment for a species to develop further and taking over the population of the competitor species.
Answer:
They impede or prevent the victim of racism from achieving his or her full potential as a human being. They impede or prevent the victim of racism from making his or her fullest contribution to society.
B. A treatment's effects spreading from the experimental group to the control group.
<h3>Why would a control condition be used in an experiment?</h3>
When conducting an experiment, a control is a factor that doesn't change or is unaffected by other factors. It acts as a benchmark or point of comparison against which other test results are assessed.
The spread of the treatment from the experimental group to the control group is referred to as diffusion, and it has the effect of minimizing the difference between the two situations. When a group that has not previously received therapy hears about the care the other group is receiving, it expects the same or comparable care.
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