Question Options:
A. social
B. self-conscious
C. penitent
D. sympathetic
Answer: SELF CONSCIOUS.
Explanation: Self conscious emotions refers to our awareness in a variety of emotions and our awareness of how others react to us. Self conscious emotions on essence arise as a result of the reaction of others to us. Some examples are, guilt, pride, shame, jealousy etc.
They are affected by how we see ourselves and how others sees us.
For Hans to be able to feel ashamed, he must be self-conscious.
You can send a message to anyone on Facebook, regardless of friend status or privacy settings. The only exception applies to those who you've blocked and those who've blocked you. When your message is delivered, you just have to wait for the other person to respond back to your message.
Answer:
The answer is the structural-functional perspective.
Explanation:
Structural functionalism is a sociological perspective that sees society as a complex system, whose many parts work together to achieve a sense of stability. For this reason, society is usually compared to the human body. Some of the elements that provide balance are values, traditions and roles.
This approach to sociology has often been criticised for its biased views on gender and class.
Are there multiple choices?
Answer:
The correct answer is ''a group comparison study.''
Explanation:
The group comparison study is the study of a group of people or organizations that have not participated in a public intervention, which is compared with a group that has participated, in order to analyze the net effects of the intervention. Whatever the mode of selection of the comparison group, its characteristics should be as similar as possible to those of the direct recipients. To do this correctly, the specific characteristics of each group must be described in depth at the beginning of the study.
