I believe the answer is <span>Situational factors
Situational factors are always outside of our control and sometimes it would heavily affect our life.
In creating a business for example, things that could be considered as situational factors are natural disaster, new government regulations, number of new competitors that come in, etc.</span>
Answer:
We
* are interdependent with the other drivers.
* perceive the other drivers as an interference.
* perceive that we and the other drivers have incompatible goals
Explanation:
Driving a car is the act of moving cars around most especially on the road. This is done in order to be able to reach our destination in earnest.
Driving a car could be challenging and frustrating sometimes despite the fact that it is advantageous.
This is because there are so many people that drive recklessly and dangerously, and who intentionally violate the traffic rules, and subsequently causing havoc to the other drivers on the road.
In this case, people become frustrated because they see or perceive the other drivers as an interference, and also perceive that they and the other drivers have incompatible goals.
Answer:
When intrinsic rate (r) is positive population grows, when intrinsic rate (r) is neutral population stays constant, when intrinsic rate (r) is negative population decreases.
Explanation:
When intrinsic rate (r) is positive population grows, when intrinsic rate (r) is neutral population stays constant, when intrinsic rate (r) is negative population decreases.
Intrinsic rate or Malthusian parameter is known as the population growth which consists of counting the number of births minus the number of deaths of a generation time, this would result in the intrinsic rate of natural increase.
Answer:no
Explanation:
The reconstruction process didn't work but in my own opinion it was brought about the end of slavery but it didn't end the segregation and inequality....after the era of the reconstruction there were no longer slaves because of rules put in place but it didn't end segregation and inequality
