Commensalism is the answer to your question
Answer:
Imageless thought
Explanation:
Imageless thoughts in literal terms means thinking without sensory content or imaging aid. Structuralism has been critiqued for its emphasis on using introspection to better understand conscious experience. Wurzburg School supported that there was a sense of imageless thought based on introspective reports, with an example of participants in a study who had the ability to name fruits without seeing an image of it.
I believe the answer is: Vertical
Philip curves would be vertical when the market is having a natural rate of employment and this rate of employment wouldn't be affected by the inflation. Neoclassical view would believe that even under inflation, the average supply and demand would still move toward equilibrium, so the employment rate shouldn't be affected as much.<span />
Answer:
<em>Phallic stage fixation</em>
Explanation:
<u>According to Freud, there are five stages of psycho-sexual development:</u>
Stronger tendency to smoke, drink alcohol, overeating, bite his or her nail.
Obsession with cleanliness, perfection, and control (an-al retentive) and on the opposite side become messy and disorganized (explosive an-al).
Sexual deviance (both overindulges and avoidance) or confuse about sexual identity.
Sexual urges repressed and play with same-sex.
Direct urges on opposite sex and primary focus on gen-ital.
Answer:
B, A and C
Explanation:
1. Mathematics is not a social science discipline but a science course.
2. Scarcity occurs when there is limited availability of a commodity that may be demanded in the market. I.e having fewer resources than needed to fill human wants or needs.
So basically, when scarcity occurs, it means there is greater demand for a commodity than there is supply for that commodity and when this happen, everyone get affected which imposes limitations on ( household, individual, government and the nation as a whole).
3. Household that have limited incomes should allocate their spending carefully so as not to overspend.