Answer:
stereotype/prejudice
Explanation:
Selena is acted in a biased manner since she has preconceived notions of computer programmers and when meeting Mark, she is projecting these beliefs rather than being open to observe Mark and find out something different:
The act of deciding ahead is a prejudice that can harm social relationships.
Generally speaking, prejudices result from bad stereotypes and affect the people chances to develop potential and have better relationships and they also damage the self-esteem and mental well being of individuals.
<span>Which of the following risk percentage patterns would BEST support the influence of genetic factors inexplaining bipolar disorder—(1) in the general population, (2) among close relatives of people withbipolar disorder, and (3) among identical twins of people with bipolar disorder? 1 percent, 10 percent, 40 percent.</span><span>
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All of the following are examples of how geographical boundaries can limit cultural interaction except rivers
Explanation:
Rivers have historically been the reason of a lot of cultural exchange and not barriers to it due to many reasons.
The primary reason is that there is more chance of civilizations and settlements to happen near a river because of its rich nutrient soil and ready supply of fresh water to drink.
The other is the human ability to cross the water easily making it easy for the people to navigate it and meet people across.
The third reason is that the navigation downstream is how civilizations have historically expanded territory.
Que sin el peso de la materia es el alma mucho más bella.
Answer:
Gender
Explanation:
In sociology, the term gender refers to the roles and behaviors that a culture associates with an individual's sex (sex is biological) and therefore, these expectations create differences between what is considered right for males or females.
Our gender (as opposed to our sex) is not biological and therefore is learned (by other people's expectations and norms) and it's reinforced by them but it also has an individual side to it where our experiences and our genetics influence in the gender we adopt.
Therefore, a person's gender is learned and is socially reinforced by others as well as by one's life experience and genetics.