153 miles is the difference. Sparta and Athens are 153 miles apart.
The correct answer is The researcher cannot control what participants repeat about others outside the group
Explanation:
Answer:Over-estimated, under-estimated
Explanation:
When people first meet they tend to overestimate their feeling because they are still extremely physcally attracted to one another and the reality of how the other person is like has not really surfaced , they are still in a phase where they want to please each other and impress one another. When these goofy bumps and butterflies are all gone and the other person start to show who they are everyone start to realise they might have been more in-loved with the idea of what the other person is hence they overestimated their feelings.
However the opposite occurs when people break up , they tend to focus more on the negatives and ignore the positives and when it a over it sinks in and they start to realise that they might have loved the person more than they imagined.
The correct answer is hunters.
In certain habitats hunters are responsible for maintaining population numbers of certain species. Overpopulation of some animals can lead to destruction of local vegetation, death of other animals, spreading of diseases, infestations etc. To maintain equilibrium hunters will cull the numbers of certain animals periodically.
Anser:
Process perspective
Explanation:
Motivation is simply a psychological processes. It is said to be that which bring alive, quickens (arouse)and direct goal-directed behavior.
Process perspectives can simply be said to be thought processes by which people decide how to act, or how employees choose behavior to meet their various needs/wants. In trying to understand , they deal with Why, What, and How for needs,. equity theory, expectancy and goal-setting theory.
It is the various ways to motivation that centerss on why people choose certain behavioral methods to fulfill their needs and how they view or evaluate their satisfaction after their goals has been reached/attained.
