Answer:
It prevents equal access to basic services, access to jobs, and income opportunities.
Answer:
demand=want
Explanation:
people demand products for the economy.
Answer:.b. intellectual disability.
Explanation:
Intellectual disability
Intellectual disability is a disorder that affect someone's neurodevelopment which highly impact their intellectual abilities. The person usually has an IQ below 70 which makes them find it hard to adjust to everyday normal situations and as a result affect their overall daily living.
The severity of intellectual disability ranges from minor to most severe and these are the common signs:
- It takes longer for the child to reach the normal milestones like all other children.
- slow learning and problems with developing normal speech.
- finding it difficult to take care of themselves such as bathing, dressing themselves and feeding themselves.
- Behavioral and social issues.
- finding it difficult to keep up with school work.
- unable to follow social norms and rules.
Answer:
In accordance with the information found on the Wisonsin Longitudinal Study, and published in the NCBI website, under the article name: "Long-Term effects of the Death of a Child on Parent´s Adjustment in Midlife", the answer to the question would be that parents during midlife who have experienced the loss of a child, either due to war, or traffic accidents, tend to experience all the effects, which are similar to those of PTSD, for around 18.5 years, especially when looking at parents who were 53, or older, and had lost a child at some point.
Explanation:
The loss of a child on parents is always hard, and the effects of it on almost all aspects of a couple´s life, are enormous. Most of these couples, whether young, or old, experience PTSD-like symptoms, but they may last for a long period of time, and sometimes, may become disastrous for a relationship. The Wisconsin Longitudinal Study, in fact, found evidence that shows that parents at midlife, who have experienced the loss of a child, especially to tragic, or violent, circumstances, will experience the effects for a much longer period of time, and cope much less well with the situation, than parents during their younger years.