I believe the answer is : D. sesame street
Sesame street portrayed the society that seemed as ideal and the society that wanted to actualized by the great society program.
This show is initially created in order to promote the ideal/values that promoted by Lyndon B Jhonson n the Great Society program.
Answer:
The correct answer is:
C. Sociologists are interested in understanding broad social factors; psychologists are interested in understanding how individuals think.
Explanation:
Although sociology and psychology constantly intersect in many of their interests of study, there are certain fundamental differences between the two sciences.
While sociology is interested in the study of the phenomenon of social interaction in human beings, taking into account its problems, its operation, its structure, its development among other factors.
Psychology on the other hand, is interested in the study of the individual himself, taking into account their mind and behavior as main axes. Within the factors that psychology takes into account for the study of the individual's mind and behavior, it is also necessary to have into consideration aspects such as cognitive development, health, behavior and social interaction among other aspects.
Either shoes or skinny jeans, I'd go with shoes. Xavier would grow in both height and weight as he goes through the growth spurt. As his height grows, his foot will grow accordingly as he needs support for his enlarging body. So he would need shoes prior to all others.
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Answer:
D. The course altered Gary's concept of psychological disorder
Explanation:
branch of psychology concerned with mental processes (as perception, thinking, learning, and memory) especially with respect to the internal events occurring between sensory stimulation and the overt expression of behavior. So based on the question from a congnitive psychologist view of point, Gary expectations were dashed after the course hence leading to an internal reaction that changes his perception of psycological disorder.
