Gorkha wanted to conquer Nuwakot because: 1)Nuwakot was the main trade route between between Tibet and Kathmandu. 2)It was suitable place to collect information of Kathmandu valley.
Answer: William James, an early American psychologist, compared <u>consciousness</u> to a stream that is constantly changing yet always the same. It meanders and flows, sometimes where the person wills, sometimes not.
Explanation:
William James (1842-1910) was an American philosopher and psychologist, known as the father of American psychology. He organized a psychology course and was the first educator to accomplish that in the United States.
The stream of consciousness is a metaphor that refers to the way thoughts flow through conscious mind. James first used this term in 1890, in his book, <em>Principles of Psychology</em>. In this work, he describes the uninterrupted flow of human feelings, thoughts and perceptions.
Answer: the correct answer is A. Conflict in systems occurs in chain reactions.
Explanation:
Systems theory in psychology is a branch of both theoretical psychology and applied psychology that studies human behaviour and experience in complex systems. It is inspired by systems theory and systems thinking, and based on the theoretical work of Roger Barker, Gregory Bateson, Humberto Maturana and others.
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Minor annoyances of everyday life.
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To correct answer to the exercise: Some linguistic anthropologists find the work of the Summer Institute of Linguistic controversial because:___ Is: The christian perspective of the Summer institute may ignore some aspects of local culture, music and art.
Explanation:
To understand why the correct answer for this exercise says that the summer institute system is biased we have to understand it, so here we go. Religion is a dogma in which there is a single one way of thought that based on beliefs and value judgments design what is good or bad, or what can be and what can't be. So, having this Christian perspective to analyze something avoids being objective and having different perspectives, which in modern science has resulted in the best source of knowledge creation and theory reinforcement or nullification.