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Texans in recent survey, they ideologically consider themselves to be slightly to extremely conservative.
Option: (C)
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Texas is a highly conservative society. Conservative in a sense of political support because they follow the political parties that aims the traditional social and philosophical beliefs.
- They believe in limited government system, personal responsibility and powerful national defense.
- The Texans always seek to preserve their culture, tradition, religion and government institutions and are on the same track their ancestors were, hence proving them to be conservative and traditional.
Families that experience unemployment and poverty over several generations are the underclass.
These are the people who occupy the lowest classes and are frequently jobless and and or in poverty - this also denotes the families in question.
<span>At 6mo of age, babies are starting to understand how things work - however - that understanding is extremely limiting. That said, at 6mo, babies are hardly crawling - if they are. Thus, trying to teach an infant skills certainly won't hurt them -- but it may not help them gain this skill any quicker.</span>
Answer: This people are in Daniels "INTIMATE SPACE".
Explanation: Intimate space are the reserved space our body needs that ranges from the point of the body to an arms length of another body. It is a space that is normally 18 inch distance the body gives to another body. In nonverbal communication, intimate space can be expressed by touching, body movement and body contact, and voice.
According to proxemics, which is the study of human use of space, and the effects it has on humans. Their states that people feels uncomfortable when their intimate space has been occupied by strangers. This space is meant for family members, lovers and close friends.
Going by the proxemics research on intimate space, Daniel felt uncomfortable because the people where in his intimate space.
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Appalachian Mountains
Black Mountains, mountain range in Yancey and Buncombe counties in western North Carolina, U.S., part of the Appalachian Mountains extending north from the Blue Ridge. The range includes Mount Mitchell (6,684 feet [2,037 metres]), the highest point east of the Mississippi River.
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