Answer:d. repression
Explanation:Repression is a pyschological defence mechanism that occurs when one pushes back all the painful thoughts and undesirable urges so that they are absent in their conscious mind. This helps the person become less anxious.
The painful thoughts or desires are pushed back so that one will not be aware of their existence.
It not about avoiding an issue but a person actual hides these thoughts in away that they literally don't surface into their conscious mind.
However, eventhough the person may not be aware of these thoughts or feelings but they can still manifest themselves in one's own behavior and relationships.
For examole If someone was betrayed by the people he trusted the most at the young age they may find it hard to trust people when they are older.
A. Drought
Explanation: As shown in the picture, these birds live in place surrounded by water. Therefore meaning that if there was a drought they could be in danger.
I believe the answer is: <span>self-image congruence model
In </span><span>self-image congruence model, we assume that consumers would choose a product that reflected their personal value.
This make the consumers think that buying the product could be used as a statement to define the type of persons they are.</span>
Answer:
4. weak inductive generalization argument
Answer:
Religious freedom; to end the privilege of Anglicanism in Virginia.
Explanation:
The excerpt from the petition of the Baptists of Prince William County, Virginia emphasizes that the baptists wanted religious liberty("we be allowed to worship God in our way," "we be allowed to worship God in our way"). They are seeking their religious freedom to " maintain our own ministers" and also aspired to end the "privilege of Anglicanism in Virginia as "to maintain our own ministers . and no others . . . [and] be married, buried, and the like, without paying the parsons of any other denomination". Thus, the correct answer is 'religious freedom' and marking a full-stop to the allowances to Anglicists in Virginia.
