<span>A young child's belief that natural objects are alive and
animals have human characteristics is: "Animism".
The belief is often depicted in children's books where animals and objects like
rocks and stars etc. are shown talking. The belief was actually first surveyed by </span><span>Sir Edward Burnett Tylor in 1871 in his famous work </span><span>"Primitive
Culture"</span>
Answer:
Marketing and propaganda are all based upon cultural values. They are meant to sell and to promote people to buy. It is not necessarily unetical to use strategies to suggest people into buying things. The archetips, which are certain images valued in society are used in this type of marketing.
Language and images are a way of manipulation, and commerce uses both to sell.
It is not unetical to try to convince someone to buy something using certain persuavie methods. It is not unetical becasue whitening products are not harmful to society. When propaganda was for instance used to sell the war during first and second world war, that has unetical. It was so because it could harm people.
Explanation:
It is unetical if what people are promoting cause real harm into society. If not people should not let themselves be manipulate into buying everything. It is both the producer and the consumer that have to be responsable, both with how they sell and people of what they beileve and what the choose to consume.
Answer: They face prejudice due to perceived moral flaws.
Explanation:
The society or most society has a wrong notion about those with AIDS and poverty. Some people see AIDS patient's as those who don't have the right to live for a long while, while many others see those are poor different and want to have nothing to do with them. There is always this discrimination against this groups in the society and it affects individuals in those categories.
The answer is - apes.
According to the evolutionary theory the hominids originate from the apes. The first transitional species appeared in the Eastern African plateaus that created the needed evolutionary pressure for certain species to start using their legs more and to become bipedal, and also to develop their mobility of their thumb that had a new role in the newly created environment. The transitional species (from what is known so far) is the Australopithecus, which later on gave rise to all other hominid species like Homo habilis, Homo erectus, and at the end Homo sapiens...
