Answer: Conservation
Explanation: The conservation theory of Swiss scientist Jean Piaget speaks of the ability to logically perceive a certain amount, volume, despite the different shape of a vessel containing a certain liquid, or size despite on how many different parts is divided a particular object, food as in this case. Piaget studied this on children, where he performed experiments and tested children's abilities to see some quantities remain the same even though the shape changes, or some objects remain the same, as far as sizes are concerned, when divided into several parts.
Answer:
A candidate should exhibit the following aspects of proper judicial temperament: Patience, open-mindedness, courtesy, tact, courage, punctuality, firmness, understanding, compassion, humility and common sense. Those qualities should be demonstrated consistently.
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Explanation:
The answer is Pride.
It is important for the children to learn that their gender should not be a hindrance for their achievement in the future from the early age.
With this, children will learn logically about the strength and weakness of each of their gender and utilize it to their own benefit, which will lead to the high-self value of themselves.
Answer: I would say B, and here's why I believe so
Explanation: D would be incorrect since it doesn't make sense in this context, and by that logic, neither does A, so we can mentally throw those out of the playing field.
This leaves us with B and C, which I do believe C very well could be the answer as well since it would make sense, but I personally would go with B. Denying someone their rights is a social inequality, and the LGBT community in general is still considered un-equal to their heterosexual counterparts in MANY ways, example: in some states, gay couples aren't allowed to adopt. and in some countries, gay marriage isn't even legal yet! (isn't that unfair?!) To add more backstory, religion has also been used to deny the rights of women in the older days, (see "sexism in the early 1900's")
