What is necessary for contact hypothesis to work?
A: Training for leaders
B: An emergency situation
<u>C: Equal status of the groups
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D: Bonding between the groups
Answer:
Explanation:
Desolate : Strange garden, full of ashes, there was smoke dined, crumbling, with plenty people that looks like ghost than humans, gray, cloudy, unclear and exposed.
Fitzgerald took time to talk about the settings in a comprehensive poetic manner. His center of attention was on the specifics of this area which is a setting although it was meant to play an important role in the story more than just spending this much time explaining the settings in details.
The wishbone is saved and snapped as a superstitious good luck custom. The Ancient Romans were the first to view the wishbone as a symbol of good luck. That is basically how the tradition started. The wishbone should be left out to dry before snapping it, or it won't crack the correct way. How the 'luck' started was that Etruscans believed that birds were oracles (a message from God) and that they could tell the future.
Answer:
The answer is b. group-serving bias.
Explanation:
This bias implies that a group attributes a failure to a situational condition, and a success to the group's performance (dispositional). The only difference between this and a self-serving bias, is that self-serving is <u>individual</u>.
The most common form of group-serving bias is the ingroup bias. This is, it favours the members of the group a person belongs to.
Is that really the question because the way you worded that is terrible