A health crisis similar to the Black Death could happen, as seen with ebola and the Zika virus. The Black Plague was spread through so thoroughly through highly populated trade routes after the rats brought plague infected fleas on ships. These days, we have even more means of efficient travel including flights across the world, which allows an easy spread of disease across large areas. There are two likely ways such a widespread disease could occur: through unvaccinated kids, or spreading from areas with little sanitation. The ¨anti-vax¨ movement could easily create a problem in that unvaccinated children will catch preventable diseases, such as polio or the measles, and spread them to younger kids unable to get vaccinations, or to children who also don´t take their vaccines. Also, areas with little sanitation are breeding grounds for diseases, and if anyone leaves that area, say through a flight, they can spread it to a different continent and start an epidemic.
Answer:Confirmation bias
Explanation:
Confirmation bias occurs when we favour information that confirms what we already believe.
Confirmation biases affect how we search for information as well as how we interpret it or remember it. We tend to ignore or not pay attention to any information that seems to contradict with what we believe until we find that which confirms. Even when we recall Information it becomes easier to recall Information when we see something that confirms our own existing beliefs.
Diego couldn't notice Farrah' s good behaviour because his mind is already fixated on what he already believes about her and only when that is confirmed he then starts to notice her behaviour.
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Vance Packard's number-one bestsellers - Hidden Persuaders (1957), Status Seekers (1959), and Waste Makers (1960) - taught the generation of Americans that came of age in the late 1950s and early 1960s about the dangers posed by advertising, social climbing, and planned obsolescence.
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The answer is monkey money yes non
They were equal as men in all aspects except occupation. Egyptian women often went about their business in the city including shopping for jewelry (a very popular activity for women from 3000 BC - Present Day lol) They basically didn't have to work (unless they were servants) and raised children. In return they were grateful to their husbands for providing money.
