The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although you did not attach options, a context, or further evidence, we can comment on the following.
What can be concluded from the evidence that coughs and sneezes are natural reflexes and from the evidence that our immune system attacks allergens?
We can conclude that we have a wonderful and smart body that protects us from all kinds of allergies, bacteria, or viruses through the fantastic immunology system.
That is why we have to eat healthily and having a balanced nutrition. Do not forget to rest properly. Many doctors affirm that the best medicine is balanced nutrition, full of fruits, vegetables, proteins, carbs, and more. This way our immunologic system is going to protect us against allergens, and other external factors that could harm us.
China's population only takes up about 1 third of the geographical landscape. This is because Of the steep elevations, long mountain ranges, and caverness valies. This results in a vary dense population.
Answer:
Gender
Explanation:
In sociology, the term gender refers to the roles and behaviors that a culture associates with an individual's sex (sex is biological) and therefore, these expectations create differences between what is considered right for males or females.
Our gender (as opposed to our sex) is not biological and therefore is learned (by other people's expectations and norms) and it's reinforced by them but it also has an individual side to it where our experiences and our genetics influence in the gender we adopt.
Therefore, a person's gender is learned and is socially reinforced by others as well as by one's life experience and genetics.
<span>Choice (c) is the most correct. Compatibilism is a type of "soft determinism." In it, it holds that sometimes we act freely, and other times, we do not. The concept is best explained by the statement, "I may go somewhere tomorrow, or not." Unconscious and subconscious urges to undertake a task may or may not be followed under the compatibilist doctrine.</span>
