It is the discomfort, inferiority, embarrassment, rejection, and disapproval we experience in our own skin when witnessing an act that we find repugnant, reprehensible, or pathetic on the part of another person.
<h3>Why is it that everything makes me cringe?</h3>
Cringe, according to developmental psychologist Phillipe Rochat, is an innate empathetic reaction of either scorn or compassion. One cannot cringe without having experienced the discomfort of an embarrassing situation, which is a requirement for an empathy reaction.
<h3>The cringe: How do you handle it?</h3>
You could do the following if you're cringing and criticizing yourself: resisting the want to recall the embarrassing situation. to divert your attention from the memories, engage in something else. telling yourself that what happened wasn't so bad or that nobody cares, so there's no reason for you to feel bad.
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I think the answer would be c. because for birds with longer beaks, it was easier to eat seeds off a cactus (for example), and for birds with shorter seeds, it was easier to eat seeds off the ground.
Answer:
<h2>b. Two genetically identical daughter cells.</h2>
Explanation:
Bacterial reproduction:
Mainly,bacteria reproduce by binary fission. In this process the bacterium, which is a single cell, divides into two genetically identical daughter cells. Binary fission begins when the DNA of the bacterium first replicate and becomes double ,then the rest cell organelles also duplicate in the bacterium cell, finally the bacteria divides into two genetically identical daughter cells. Both cell are similar in size, shape and genetic composition.
False because zooming in makes it seem bigger so you can see more details. Zooming out would make it look farther away than what it really is
