Jeff's ideas are because of his Percival bias.
Explanation:
Jeff has a predisposition bias against vegans because he associates them with a certain ind of habits that is the tree hugging and many such movements that he obviously has a negative view about.
Thus, even when a person is vegan because they have no other choice but to be one they are still laying the same negative stereotypes on them.
This is the predisposed bias that he transfers onto another person who broadly fits that category in his head.
There are several reasons as to why more and more Germans are against the migrants in their country after the large migrant wave from few years ago. One of the main reasons is the safety issue, as the migrants have significantly raised the criminal activities in the country, ranging from theft, to murders, to sexual harassment of women and young girls. Another issue is that lot of the migrants do not want to work, but instead they rely on the generous welfare system of the country, so lot of the Germans do not want to work and their money to be used for people that do not want to contribute to the country's economy. The third major issue is that big portion of the migrants don't want to assimilate, so they create closed societies to isolate themselves from the others, which often cause problems when there's interaction with the Germans or the other ethnic groups or religions.
Answer:
TRUE
Explanation:
Shifts in eye contact, slight head movements, posture changes, and nodding to tell another person when to finish what he or she is saying are all examples of nonverbal behaviors. Non verbal behaviors are means of communication/transmission of information such as eye contact, facial expressions, gestures, posture, and the distance between two individuals and they are mostly effective when speaking is not very much neccessary or if the place is not conducive enough for a proper verbal discussion.
Answer:
Encoding
Explanation:
In this example, Daris seems to be having difficulty with encoding. Encoding, when talking about memory, refers to the process through which an item that interests us is converted into a construct that can be stored in our brain. This also makes it possible to later recall the item from short-term or long-term memory.
