It is customary<span> to </span>say that a hypothesis has "not been rejected" rather than "accepted" an because we <span>cannot state that the null </span>hypothesis<span> is true, only that is </span>has not been rejected. Also, it<span> not possible to prove that a hypothesis is true; it is only possible to prove that it is not false</span>
Answer:
generativity; stagnation
Explanation:
Generativity versus stagnation: In psychology, the term generativity vs. stagnation is one of the stages in the psychosocial development that was developed by Erik Erikson and is the seventh stage in the theory. The stage starts from the forty years of age in an individual's life and lasts through sixty-five years, this is considered to as the middle adulthood period.
Generativity: It refers to the process of making a mark by nurturing or creating things that will outlive an individual.
Stagnation: It refers to the process through which an individual redirects his or her energies into meaningful activities.
In the question above, Rob is probably facing the psychosocial conflict of generativity and is likely to develop stagnation.
Answer:
A. Biculturalism
Explanation:
Biculturalism entails having two distinct cultures.
A situation where an individual is of one culture and engages in another cultures way of life.
Ray being a black man but loves food like turkey and ham which are not originally African food means that Ray is Bicultural.
Being bicultural will make one appreciate the other culture as much as his.
Ascribed status are given in birth while achieved status are those that a person strives for. Gender is predominantly a master ascribed status that is given in birth without any effort from the person that is given. Nonetheless, gender can become achieved status in case a person after reaching a certain age decides to change their gender.
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The correct answer is E.
<em>Domestic policy</em> are administrative decisions related directly to issues and activities within the country's borders ( as opposed to foreign policy ).
Some examples of domestic policy are: education, energy, healthcare, money and taxes, natural resources etc.
A program that increases local recycling rates is an example of domestic policy because it deals with domestic issues only.
All the other examples carry involvement with other countries, which makes them examples of foreign policy.
