1. Salah (Daily Prayers) Islam
Shows dedication to their faith
2 Zakat (Almsgiving) Islam (also in other religons)
Practicing Charity
3 Hajj (Pilgrimage) Islam
These pilgrimages are often organized for those who cannot afford them by those who can. Shows a sense of community.
4 Meditation Buddhism
It involves analyzing a deeper look at yourself and your actions
5 Abstinence from alcohol Buddhism
It shows they have self control and care about their body
6 Vegetarianism Hinduism
This shows they care about animals
Answer: All the options are correct.
Explanation:
A society is a group of people who share a culture, a physical space or a certain time. Social change occurs when something in the structure of society changes causing the interaction between the social group to change.
Among the factors that affect society is lag culture and technology, this change occurs when technology advances faster than cultural change so that culture changes to adapt as quickly as possible to technological change.
Also, the physical environment can produce a social change; in societies where there have been great physical changes (for example due to an earthquake), society changes as a means of adapting to changes in the environment.
Finally, the change of the values and beliefs of the social group can produce a social change, this has been observed after great social events, for example a war, which causes the values and beliefs to change greatly.
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Answer:
The judiciary is regarded as the nation's moral conscience in democracy. People anticipate that an independent judiciary should tell truth the people about the political power instead of being influenced by it. The political history of Nepal shows centralisation of power, first in the hands of Rana rulers, and then the Shah kings. The political changes of 1990 led to the substantial reform in the judicial system. The Constitution of the Kingdom of Nepal, 1990, for the first time, guaranteed the independence of the judiciary.
Answer: inattentional blindness
Explanation:
This refers to how we tend to zoom out of everything around us and zoom in to what seems important to us at that particular moment trusting that our schemas will assist us with other things.
Since our cognitive and processing ability is limited it gives us sufficient time to focus our utmost attention to what matters more at that time.
Sometimes this happen because we don't expect certain things to happen in certain situation like standing in a checkout you are not really expecting that someone may be robbing a person just in day light.
