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His story is told in the Old Testament Book of Joshua. According to the biblical book named after him, Joshua was the personally appointed successor to Moses (Deuteronomy 31:1–8; 34:9) and a charismatic warrior who led Israel in the conquest of Canaan after the Exodus from Egypt.
Explanation:
La respuesta correcta es la siguiente.
¿Qué ventajas y desventajas traería consigo la aplicación completa de los pactos o acuerdos internacionales en situaciones de emergencia nacional como la que estamos viviendo?
Veamos primero las ventajas. Los pactos internacionales son firmados para que los países participantes actúen en correspondencia con los lineamientos que fueron acordados. Por eso hay negociaciones que contemplan los pro y los contra de las decisiones que se van a tomar.
Una ventaja sería homologar criterios de aplicación de una medida para que todas las naciones respondieran de manera similar para estar en armonía con las otras naciones.
La gran desventaja es que cada país es diferente. Hay países de primer mundo que tiene los recursos financieros para enfrentar una situación de emergencia con cierta facilidad. Pero los países del tercer mundo o desarrollados no cuentan con el dinero para brindar apoyos ni respuesta eficiente a sus ciudadanos. Es por esos que deben respetarse las circunstancias propias de cada país.
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National Government and State Government
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both of whose powers rest on written constitutions and both of which can act directly on individuals.
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Political instability
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After Ghana obtain its independence, it created a power vacuum within the country. Several groups started to appear and try to take the highest position in the government.
The groups constantly engaged in conflict with one another and the efforts that they need to take to actually improve the development in Ghana were being neglected. This condition continue Until Ghana transitioned to multi-party democracy in 1992 and limited each party to a maximum of 8 years in power (2 terms x 4 years)
Answer: D. Illusory correlation
Explanation: It is a kind of perception of the relationship between people, events, actions, behaviours, when such perception creates the wrong impression of connection even though it does not exist in reality. As in this case, Gerard created the perception that there was a connection between the action when he went to pick up his daughter from school and the good fortune event, believing that the action was causing his good fortune. Of course this is not true, there is no correlation here except in his perception which he himself created, therefore, is beyond reality. Such correlations in perception occur when some unusual, rare things or events occur that are not common, and as such they attract attention, and then, those who have experienced such unusual things perceive it by associating it with something in order to "explain" this phenomenon.
Studies of illusory correlations can be interesting and important because they show how illusions and biases can be derived from ordinary cognitive mechanisms, by those who perceive an event or phenomenon.
