The answer is<u> "a. social psychology".</u>
Social psychology is the logical study of how individuals' thoughts, emotions, and practices are impacted by the real, envisioned, or inferred nearness of others.
The terms thoughts, emotions, and practices incorporate the majority of the mental factors that are quantifiable in a person.
The reference to envisioned or inferred others recommends that we are inclined to social impact notwithstanding when no other individuals are available, for example, when sitting in front of the TV, or following internalized social standards.
Answer:
<u> D. He's too afraid of her to say anything else.</u>
Explanation:
The boy made an incomplete statement “yes'm.” indicating that he's too afraid of Mrs. Jones to say anything else after been caught trying to steal her purse.
However, as the story progresses Mrs. Jones’s was nice to him, instead of trying to call the police, because she felt empathy remembering that she had experienced the same situation before.
