Answer: The impact of the Great Depression on the rich and poor
Explanation: A cohort is a group of individuals who experienced or share a common event in a specific time period. The cohort effect is used to describe various characteristics of an area of study such as the incidence of a characteristic over time among subjects who are defined by some shared life experience such as the Great Depression.
The Great Depression may have affected the poor and the rich differently but the events leading up to, during and the aftermath is an experience that was shared by both the rich and poor and this shared experience may influence the entire group's opinions and decisions for several years.
3.666666 is rational. Rational numbers are numbers that can be written as a fraction. Irrational numbers cannot be expressed as a fraction.<span>
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<span>The correct answer is letter B.
A STIGMA is a social identity that develops when a person is socially devalued by others because of an identifiable characteristic. Every society holds in itself a certain stigma because people are expected to act accordingly to what is deemed "normal" or "regular" by society. Something that does not fit in such criteria is held with much regard and is completely judged by society. </span>
Answer:
bulimia
Explanation:
Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that the 17 year old being described in this scenario most clearly suffers from bulimia. this is a psychological disorder in which the individual has a distorted view of their body and are terrified of gaining weight. This disorder sees those individuals have episodes of binge eating which are immediately followed by a purging, either by vomiting or laxatives.
The correct answer is A. Solidified a sense of identity
Explanation:
According to the psychoanalysts Erik Erikson, one of the stages in psychosocial development is role confusion or identity vs. role confusion. This stage occurs during adolesce and involves teenagers exploring values, preferences, etc. to define their identity. For Erikson, this occurs because teens do not have a defined sense of identity and need to go through the role confusion stage to develop it. Also, this is part of the transition between childhood and adulthood. Thus, for Erikson teens who suffer role confusion have not yet solidified a sense of identity.
