3: He basically wanted to give the gift of fire to the humans, they would be able to cook and keep warm with this "gift".
4: The humans would be able to now question the gods and basically try to do war with them. The gods would be basically rendered obsolute.
5: He made fire for the first time for humans and what the humans did was they slowly crept closer to the fire and they viewed the gift of fire for the first time.
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In my opinion, I think the answer might be B)
It's really the only logically one when I started researching about it. I hope I helped! <3
Answer:
Reservoir. The reservoir of an infectious agent is the habitat in which the agent normally lives, grows, and multiplies. Reservoirs include humans, animals, and the environment. The reservoir may or may not be the source from which an agent is transferred to a host.
In george herbert meads theory of socialization, when individuals see themselves as others see them, they have accomplished <u>good communication.</u> Individuals are brought forth in this world to learn and understand things that are around them. It is innate in humans to socially interact and understand the "significant symbols" that people do to convey messages towards each other. If such good communication and understanding of symbols are understood, the person will have a better understanding of the self, and the people around that person will also have a better understanding of who this person really is.
Answer:
c. industrial/organizational psychologist
Explanation:
Margaret is a psychologist who designs programs to increase employee morale and workplace productivity. She is an i<u>ndustrial/organizational psychologist</u>.
Industrial psychology is a field of psychology which involves the application of psychological principles to the work environment, it involves the study of organizational management and employees work styles and suggest ways of improving the productivity of an organization through methods such as workers motivation and the study of the moral and psychology of the staff.
