Answer:
D. To maintain your online face
Explanation:
Social Information processing is an opportunity to interact with people in an online environment. Tim has been ask to take down video to maintain his online face. It is important in an online interaction that the messages of individual receive same level of importance and intimacy as in face to face conversation.
B emotional illiteracy
Emotional illiteracy refers to one's inability to be moved, to feel comfortable, and to take ownership of emotions.
The economic question that the business has answered by focusing on recent high school graduates is A for whom to produce.
<h3>What is an economic question?</h3>
It should be noted that an economic question simply means a question that can be used to answer a particular economic issue.
For whom to produce mean the problem of distribution of final goods and services or the problem of distribution of production.
In this case, the economic question that the business has answered by focusing on recent high school graduates is for whom to produce.
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A. Iran
<span>Three U.S. society core values : Freedom, Privacy, and Free enterprise.
Freedom is impacted by the shaping of "cool" for teenagers because as new fads and technologies are developed and problems related to them arise, they are followed by laws, rules and values based on those fads and technologies. For example, when too many teenagers began "sagging" their pants because it was "cool", some jurisdictions passed laws against it.
Privacy is impacted by the shaping of "cool" for teenagers as new technologies are developed that create new invasions of that privacy. Case in point, Facebook created far reaching questions on privacy while at the same time being sold as "cool" to teenagers in college.
Free Enterprise is impacting the shaping of "cool" for teenagers as new technologies and fads are developed. Free Enterprise allowed Air Jordans, IPhones, Coca Cola and Levis jeans to exist, and thus market themselves to teenagers as, "cool".</span>
