Answer: Technology has changed her life now if you need to be somewhere you have GPS we are cars that drive by itself we have all type of different apps on phones so now kids stay on the phone forever
Explanation:
Pseudostressors (also known as <span>sympathomimetics)</span>
Answer:
Motivational techniques
Explanation:
Weight-loss programs are often very strenuous for the participants. Many people often go off track in their programs because there is too much temptation with watching everyone else eating food that they want. However, the biggest reason to fail at a weight-loss program is loss of motivation.
Motivational techniques such as competitions of "who can lose the most weight" or "who can go a week without eating cake", can really boost moral of the winner, and inspire the other competitors to do better.
It is in human nature to try and win against a challenge that is put in front of them.
Answer:
The answer to the question: What socioogical idea is this an example of? Would be: Recidivism.
Explanation:
Recidivism is explained in sociology as the tendency of a person to go back to a specific negative behavior (such as criminal acting) even after he/she has been on the receiving end of the negative consequences of such behavior, or has been trained in order to suppress it. In this case, we have the research of Devah Pager on employment and management of people who have a criminal record. These people have been stigmatized, and therefore are going through the negative effects of their wrong behavior. However, because of the circumstances that surround them, meaning they cannot find employment even though they have already been retrained not to regress, these people display what is known as recidivism, or the recurrence of the negative behavior that had been supressed before (criminal activity).
