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peripheral; central                                
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The peripheral route to persuasion is described as one of the types routes to persuasion in which a particular listener or person tends to decide whether he or she needs to agree with the specific message that is based on any other cues apart from the strength of message's ideas or arguments. 
The central route to persuasion is described as one of the different types of the route to persuasion in which an individual is being persuaded by the specific content of the message delivered. 
In the question above, Suzy is persuaded via the peripheral route whereas Sally is persuaded via the central route to persuasion.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:A movement up along the production possibility frontier implies that we are converting resources meant for the production of wheat to produce wine.
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The correct answer is A. True
Explanation:
In sociology, the Functionalist theory or perspective proposes society is a complex system in which structures or institutions guarantee societies can survive over time and there is stability. In terms of institutions, these include family, religion, government, etc. and each of them supports a function in society and are necessary for society to prevail over time, due to this, in the Functionalist theory each action, institution or element in society exists due to a reason or function and just disappear or change according to it. Thus, it is true in the functionalist perspective structures prevail because they are necessary for society to survive.
 
        
             
        
        
        
One of the example would be: When He self-appointed united states to became a police in Panama and Columbia.
This self-appointment showed that President Roosevelt had the intention to gained a certain level of control within these territories, which is a behavior that displayed by leaders with imperialistic views.
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Answer: True
Everywhere is full of animals and plants of some sort