Because Little Albert is scared of large white rats but not small white rats, he is considered to be discriminatory to the rats based on their size. He clearly feels threatened by the larger rats but doesn't have such fear of the smaller rats, even though they are both white.
In this case, Little Albert is not scared of them because of their color obviously because they are both white but he's scared of the based on their size. This is known as discrimination
The word discrimination is usually thought along the lines of race, skin color, societal status, etc but many people see to overlook that discrimination can occur based on physical size as Little Albert shows from his fear of large rats but his lack of fear for small rats.
<span>Practical jokes can override social status by relegating even ones perceived as the of the highest status to the literal butt of a joke. Such acts helps to break the tensions and empower those who would otherwise not attempt to bridge the social divide to feel free to speak up</span>
They develop by conquering the lands of weaker kingdom and exploiting their resources. Another method is by marrying their children to the children of another kingdom and unite their power
The Declaration of Sentiments mirrors the Declaration of Independence because it uses the same phrasing and lay out. It includes that men AND women are created equally which is one of the things that differs. The effect is that people reading the Declaration of Sentiments will see the truth that it tells when being rephrased.
