Rolf's desire to prove to himself that he is capable of skiing down the steeper slopes, and his certainty that he has observed sufficient skilled skiers to emulate them- this factors would be most interested in exploring to understand Rolf’s concerns by theorist Alfred Adler.
Option: E
Explanation:
Potential explanatory factors control the psychological dilemma of mind. According to psycho therapist one can handle his own self actualization by potential explanatory capacity. Here Rolf is beginning to learn ski. He is in his initial stage of learning.
Potential explanatory factors in Rolf's mind plays in such away that Rolf's desire to prove to himself that he is capable of skiing down the steeper slopes, and his certainty that he has observed sufficient skilled skiers to emulate them was proved by himself.
Answer:
What answers this sentence would be: se puede
Explanation:
Se is a indirect object pronoun and because the sentence is talking about Felipe the friend we will use the pronoun that best fits in this case third person and singular.
Puede comes from the verb be able to and in this case the conjugation is as well in singular an in present tense.
Taking this explanation the correct answer is <u>se puede</u>
I believe the answer is: <span>Change very little from day to day
The stability of the test scores is most likely influenced by the reliability of testing method that imposed to the subjects.
Due to this reliability, the data that extracted from the subjects is much more accurate and often lead to same conclusion from day to day.</span><span />
Answer:
It wasn't a specific religion practiced
Explanation:
Unlike in the north, where they had Puritanism as a main religion, many went to the middle colonies to practice the freedom of religion, especially that many believed that being punished for their sins was not a good practice in the part of Christianity. However mainly there were Quakers, Mennonites, Lutherans, Dutch Calvinists, and Presbyterians.
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
The given passage has been taken from a short story titled "A Wagner Matinee" written by Willa Cather. The story is about Aunt Georgiana who visits the narrator Clark. His aunt thirty years ago eloped with her lover and was coming back to Nebraska after that.
When aunt visits Clark, he takes her to the concert and at this point, the narrator states the given passage. Her aunt was not happy with the decision she made thirty years ago and pours out her heart before the narrator that she don't want to go back. From this, it can be inferred that it is hopeless to regret over the past wrong decisions made.
Thus, the correct option is D.
