OK so this is a really basic situation, but many girls go through this even some guys. But when a couple is dating and the girl has morals to keep her virginity until marriage, but the guy thinks that it's okay and wants to do it. So the girl has to pick between breaking her morals for a guy or keeping them, because that moral is important to stay pure. She ends up picking to stay pure like the bible says to do, wait until marriage. She chose to not have sex, because it's just a guy, and if he cares enough to understand her morals then he can wait. Same for the guys with girls.
Really touchy subject, sorry but it is a big moral for a lot of people to stay pure.
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Prosocial behavior is any activity planned to help other people. One inspiration for prosocial behavior is benevolence, or the craving to help other people with no desire for compensate. In this exercise, we investigate prosocial behavior and the components that social psychologists have distinguished as anticipating it.
Answer:
b. isolation
Explanation:
Isolation is a foreign policy used by countries that consider that they should be away from other countries problems to avoid conflicts. This policy also avoids commercial agreements as these countries don't want to enter to any type of international alliance. According to this, the policy in which a country closes itself off from other nations’ issues is isolation.
Answer:
peer group
Explanation:
Peer group: In psychology, a peer group is described as a group of different individuals who tends to share one of more than one characteristics, for example, economic state, education, social status, occupation, age, etc with the rest of the members in that particular group. Different members of a specific peer group generally interact with each other on equality level and exert influence on one another's behavior, attitudes, emotions, etc.
In the question above, Charles's plays with can be referred to as his peer group.
