Personality.
I'm fairly certain this is correct.
Answer:
Reverse causality
Explanation:
In trying to explain reverse causality, let us use the example of A and B. We know that A and B are associated, but we think that A is causing a change in B, when in fact B is the one causing a change in A. This is called reverse causality. In the question, Zayvon thinks that as people make more friends, their GPAs increase, when in real sense it is that as people GPA increases, she gains status and attracts more friends.
Answer:
27 members, including 21 Democrats and 5 Republicans.
Explanation:
Honestly, I believe that the most reliable resource would be to visit a local animal hospital.
Since it is an experimental veterinary procedure, you won't find much information in books or online. And contacting the local society for veterinarians may not yield results.