Answer:
False
Explanation:
- Abraham Maslow's theory is one of the most famous and commonly cited theories in the West.
- It is also known as the hierarchy of needs theory.
- According to this theory, human needs are organized hierarchically at five levels:
1. Biological needs Water, food, sexual needs
2. Security needs Avoiding pain, illness, job loss
3. Need for belonging Friendship, love, relationships, sympathy
4. Need for Respect The tendency to be respected by others, to have the desired status
5. The need for self-actualization Striving to realize your capabilities and express yourself professionally
Answer:
scripts
Explanation:
Scripts are screen plays which are a sequence of activities or instruction that is interpreted or is carried forwards to perform a particular task. It is like a drama where the events occurs in a sequential manner.
In the context, the three year old old little Alexander uses scripts to describes the activities that occurs in a restaurants in a sequence. These activities are, people go into the restaurant, they sit down, they get food and then eat and then finally pay. So this activities happens in a sequential order.
Answer: Yes( and i'll try not to be biased).
Explanation: I believe so because with age comes wisdom and if a young kid who doesn't understand their actions shouldn't be penalized as hard. On the other hand we should treat everyone equally otherwise they won't understand the consequences of their actions and repeat them.
The correct answer is B. Consider the social situation.
Explanation
Mannerism is a facial gesture or body expression that conveys an implicit message and is characteristic of a specific region or area. Mannerisms are forms of communication through brief gestures. According to the above, Jamila can determine the mannerisms meanings of his companions by considering the social situation in which they used them because these gestures are usually complementary and the main message can be understood by analyzing the situation or context. So the correct answer is B.
The existence of God is the traditional criticism of ontology. Many philosophers argued on this critic like Anselm of Canterbury, Rene Descartes, Gottfried Leibniz, Kurt Gödel, Alvin Plantinga, Mulla Sadra, and Allama Tabatabai. They have raised their ideas and arguments if God does really exist. Actually, Anselm’s contemporary was the first critic which using ontology. This was also the first mockery happened in the ontological argument.
