<em>This refers to the rebounding aspect of social contract -- on the government's behalf of course -- in which the citizens have the power to overthrow or replace a government if it misuses its powers, breaking the social contract.</em>
<em>This quote in particular states that it is the government's duty to protect the rights of the people -- rather than taking advantage of the people.</em>
The most common family type in Chinese cities was once the nuclear family. ... Covering more than 1,000 households in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Wuhan, the survey found that the number of DINKs, one-person and linear or generational families are on the rise from six years ago.
Answer:
1. b. obszerny księgozbiór
2 b. księga rodzaju
3. d. kanaan
4. b. chrześcijan
5. c. 40 lat
This social group would best be described as a <u>small group</u>.
<u>Explanation:</u>
A group with minimum of three members is known as small group. If the group has more than fifteen to twenty members, it cannot be the small group.
Small group of people may be friends or working partner in an organization. Small group can be best explained with the following scenario.
Tig, Shonice and Petra are best friends. Tig tells Shonice and Petra about a job interview that she had recently attended, when they are drinking coffee in the student union building. Then Shonice tells about her latest trip after returning home. Petra shares a story about her most recent rock-climbing adventure. This social group is described as a small group.
This question is missing the options. I've found the complete question online. It is as follows:
Theories of human development have been most susceptible to criticism for overemphasizing:
a) cognitive changes during adulthood development.
b) the interaction of nature and nurture.
c) discrete age-linked stages.
d) maturation during adolescent development.
Answer:
The correct answer is c) discrete age-linked stages.
Explanation:
Theories of human development have been criticized for their age-linked stages that, according to some of their critics, do not really offer much explanation. Those theories usually describe what a child is likely to do at a certain age, but do not actually explain why that happens. In reality, they are sometimes incapable of accurately controlling or predicting behaviors and mental capacities - again, according to the critics.
