The correct answer is <span>regard strength and toughness.
A culture of honor refers to one in which individuals (particularly men) place high importance on protecting their reputation by retaliating with physical violence, insults and aggression. Since,individuals belonging to such cultures value toughness and aggression, they are naturally more reluctant to seek </span><span>mental health care.</span>
<span>In the highway transportation system, pedestrians are people who walk, so they would not be called drivers. Therefore the answer is not low risk drivers or youthful drivers. The phrase "beginning users" refers to people who are just in the early stages of learning something or using something. In general, this phrase would not necessarily be used to describe pedestrians, drivers, or cyclists. The only remaining answer is "roadway users", which makes perfect sense. Pedestrians, drivers, and cyclists are people who are using the roadway, therefore they are roadway users.</span>
<span>You cannot measure the physical skill of a worker based entirely off of mental acuity. There's also the fact that, in the workplace, it's always a matter of who you know, not what you know. There will sometimes be a certain degree of favoritism that predicts career success.</span>