Answer:
Punishment
Explanation:
According to my research on studies conducted in the field of child development, I can say that based on the information provided within the question the term being described is called Punishment. Punishments come in many forms, such as time-outs, physical violence, taking away personal items, to more extreme forms of punishment such as torture and death. Like mentioned in the question punishment is used as a method to discourage a behavior from happening again, and different methods of punishment are used depending on the situation.
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Answer:
In these days I have seen the problems about the hard situation of the people in Colombia, <u>where their politicians doesn't hear their requests, the politicians in that country see to other side, as Venezuela, while in their own country the people is requesting for real changes about economics, education, health, and living place</u>.
I think maybe I could have learned about this in a different means as internet, it could be part of the same news network, but <u>regularly the internet is the most used for me, in the case to obtain iinformation, and read any news</u>.
Explanation:
In the answer, I used the news about Colombia and its situation because <em>there are many reports about this, not only in American news, I watched this news in German, Spaniard, Canadian news network, reason why it's a good example about a big problem in a place of the worl</em>d, problem that probably you didn't know until now.
The answer would be C. persuasive
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