In what he called the play stage of socialization, George Herbert Mead asserted that people mentally assume the perspectives of others, thereby enabling them to respond from that imagined viewpoint. ... George Herbert Mead is best known for his theory of what?
Answer: If this research is conducted between ages 13-70 years by random chance, the research result will be bias, because the tendency or probability of getting age 13-17 years kissing in public will be very low, because this age are still refered to as minor and may not have the boldness to kiss in public places. Also the tendency of getting age 50-70 years kissing in public places will be very low, because this age has grown old and the tendency or probability of their romantic life to be active at kissing in public places is very low. From age 18-40 years will be very much to seen if not all, and from age 41-49 will be a bit more. The conclusion of the research may be only for age 18-49 as it will be more easier to see this age kiss at public places. So for the researcher to use a research that more observation is see in age 18-49 years to draw conclusion for age 13-70 years, that's means he's conclusion will be bias because non or less observation is likely to be seen in age 13-17 and age 50-70 year.
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A statement that could describe the link between Christianity and the beginning of the scientific revolution is "Catholic scholars attempted to link religious texts to new discoveries."
This is a valid statement because with the advent of the scientific revolution in Europe, philosophers, thinkers, and men of science started to discover new things, developed others, and could better explain the natural phenomenon that previously was explained under the religious beliefs of Christianity. This made religious scholars try to preserve religious teachings trying to spread them linking the religious concepts with the scientific discoveries so different people could get access to them in order to not diminish the influence of Christianity in those years of new scientific discoveries.
The Atlantic connected colonial America to the old world.
Without the ocean nearby, colonists would have been cut off from many goods like tea, steel, and manufactured products.
This usually kept early colonists close to the shores of the Atlantic.
