Well, I don't know your options but the thing that comes most into my head are the following:
External locus of control
beliefs on personal control
Often conspiracy theorists believe they are the biggest victim of the conspiracy, and that they are being physically or mentally persecuted. They believe that when good things happen to other people, it's because those people are immorally benefiting from the conspiracy. This may be a way to legitimize jealousy.
This is what you would call the work ethic. The belief that
there is a moral benefit in work which strengthens the character and is virtue
unto itself is what is called the work ethic. This is considered vital for properly
doing a job and a person who has a strong work ethic is an embodiment of
certain principles.
Answer: Structural functional perspective/theory
Explanation: Structural functional perspective/theory is a school of thought that view society as a complex entity but with interconnected system which each area(part) work hand in hand harmoniously. Metaphorically speaking, it views society like the human body which has the hands, legs, brain, ears, eyes, heart and all the human body parts you can think of, each part has is own system for working and work specification but still each has to work harmoniously for a fully functional human body system.
Answer:
So the answer is The country is falling apart; we must find a way to hold it together.
Explanation:
The federalists felt that a strong central power was needed for defense since the first government, which was a Confederacy called the first Continental Congress, was very weak. Washington had a hard time keeping the army together.
