Answer:
Low SES 3
Explanation:
Low SES is found to be more prevalence in major depressive disorder. depression is a major health issue among the population. It causes a mental disability worldwide. Global burden of depression rising day by day. The prevalence rates of depression depend on the countries worldwide. Many studies revealed the role of SES on depression including education, income, family type, occupation, etc. Many depressive scales have been used in different countries with different levels of SES with different cultures. It was found that the depression more prone found in who was economically weak and illiterate and no occupation, the large family which don't have an economics background, illiterate were more found to be more prone to major depression.
Answer:Uncle Burt is a laggard in the diffusion of innovation process for telephones.
Explanation:
Laggard refers to a person who is slow to adjust to progress and usual get left behind as people adjust to new and current innovations.
Diffusion innovation refers to how ideas or products receive great momentum and spread out throughout a particular population. People begin to adopt these new ideas or products and move away from using the old ones.
For example the use of smart phones has spread out throughout reaching most population and the older version of phones are littles by little disappearing as people adopt this new innovation.
Uncle was still renting a rotary-dial telephone which is an oldest version of telecommunications , he has adopted the new phones that are currently used by most people so Uncle Burt is left behind in using the old product and this makes him a laggard.
She did not have a throne on her head, it was a hieroglyph depicting a throne on her head. So she had the throne on her head meaning that her name means She Of The Throne.
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Hi. The gentleman who publically referred to slavery as "national crime" that would one day bring "national punishment" is Benjamin Rush. I hope this helps.
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