The answer is "behaviorism perspective of development."
Behaviorism is the hypothetical point of view in which learning and conduct are portrayed and clarified as in terms of stimulus-response connections. Behaviorism can be educated or molded and there are two kinds of conditioning; Classical and operant conditioning.
) To Hindus, all existence is ranked. People who live virtuously earn good karma and are reborn at a higher level of existence. Those who do evil acquire a bad karma and are reborn into suffering at a lower level of existence. In Indian art, this cycle of death and rebirth is symbolized by the image of the wheel.
2) To escape the wheel of fate, Hinduism stresses the importance of dharma, the religious and moral duties of an individual. These duties vary according to class, occupation, gender, and age.
3) Most people cannot achieve moksha in one lifetime, but Hindus believe in reincarnation. Reincarnation allows people to continue working toward moksha through several lifetimes.
That disorder would be depression.
There would always be unhappy people in this world.The difference in cultures and countries only differentiate the cause of the depression, not the depression itself. For example, teenagers in Africa may be depressed because they have nothing to feed their belly while teenagers in USA may be depressed because we do not have enough retweets.
Answer:
I'm pretty sure it's C.
Explanation:
I'm going with my gut. Sorry if I get it wrong. ;-;
