Answer: Internalization
Explanation: Internalization simply refers to the integration of other people view or beliefs into one's own beliefs. It's involves adopting the values into one's own identity. Internalization goes through processes which includes; first receiving the information, viewing it through the perspectives of the communicator, believing his views and finally adopting it as you own way of life or ideology.
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milk carton soda bottles toys hangers chip cans ect.
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Muslims pray 5 prayers.
Explanation:
The first prayer takes place at sunrise. The second prayer is around noon. Third prayer is during the evening. Fourth prayer takes place at sunset. And the fifth prayer is at night. There are other prayers that Muslims pray, but those aren't required. There isn't a fixed time for each of these prayers since sunset/sunrise times change and there's Daylight Savings time. Before praying, Muslims need to be clean. If they secrete any semen or blood during menstruation, they must perform ghusl, which purifies the whole body. If Muslims haven't secreted any of those fluids, they have to perform wudhu which cleans the body before praying. If one excretes waste, fluids (pee), pass gas, or bleeds from a cut they have to perform wudhu again before praying the next prayer.
Other facts:
- If a Muslim drinks alcohol, they can not pray for 40 days because it stays in their system.
- Women who have their menstruation cycle can not pray, they can only pray once they are finished with their cycle and have performed ghusl.
Institutional Advertising.
Institutional advertising is a type of advertising that does not promote a product or service directly. Rather, <em>they promote the corporation, organization, business, or other similar entity. </em>
In the case of Bella's store, they are only promoting their own department store as the place to visit for holiday shopping. <em>In this case, they are not advertising a specific sale or product, only the department store itself. </em>