Question Options:
A. social
B. self-conscious
C. penitent
D. sympathetic
Answer: SELF CONSCIOUS.
Explanation: Self conscious emotions refers to our awareness in a variety of emotions and our awareness of how others react to us. Self conscious emotions on essence arise as a result of the reaction of others to us. Some examples are, guilt, pride, shame, jealousy etc.
They are affected by how we see ourselves and how others sees us.
For Hans to be able to feel ashamed, he must be self-conscious.
Slavery and American Ideal of freedom was in tension during the writing of the declaration of Independence for many reasons. For example, America was just becoming it's own country, they were declaring independence from Britain. Now they are on their own and not under Control of Britain, they had to make some decisions on freedom and slavery. They believed that all men should be free...but at the same time believed in Slavery. That is why there was tension. They were becoming a new country and people have different opinions and view on slavery and freedom.
Answer:
I just think everyone should be left in America, and no boards should be kept up. Scientifically no one is a 100% american, If you dated about everyone a thousand years back everyone traveld from another country, so technically If all immigrants had to go back to were they came from, no one would be left in Anerica(it would be deserted)
I literally asked my history teacher this today
idk if this is graded for ur homework, but I wouldnt trust me
The implementation of HIPAA has caused personnel working in clinical healthcare settings to become more confidential and sensitive to patients medical information.
<h3>What is HIPAA?</h3>
HIPAA is an acronym that stands for The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 is a United States federal statute enacted by the 104th United States Congress and signed into law by President Bill Clinton on August 21, 1996.
HIPAA has encouraged clinical health care facilities and personnel to keep patients medical history and information confidential.
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