The answer is existential model which is the one responsible
of having the person’s belief affected, where in inner conflict happens because
of the person’s way of believing or his or her beliefs in the existence of it.
This model lets the consumer to be called as the patient and the therapist to
be called as a teacher.
The answer is: 5) is the perspective that society is ruled by a small number of people who exercise power to further their self-interests.
Elite theory is one of the theory that is used to examine the power structure in a certain society.
According to elite theory. Some society is controlled only by small group of people that gather together and make decision for the society. The decision could most likely benefit only this elite group and brought disaster for others, but the elite group can overlooked it as long as their goals are fulfilled.
Answer:
Exploratory Stage
Explanation:
Romantic relationships between partners go through following various stages, relationship transitioned initial attraction to deep bond :
- Initiation : People just beginning to interact with each other. First impression interaction is very sweet, polite
- Experimental / Exploratory : They try to understand each other better, start interacting more, more indulgently. Start spending time with each other, sharing casual information about each other, not too crucial one
- Intensification : They take initiative to grow relationship further, are aware of each other pros & cons, try to solve issues.
- Integration : They are certain of their relationship, seek for commitment towards each other.
- Bonding : They give their relationship a recognition, formal name in front of their family, friends.
So : Experimental / Exploratory stage is the one, in which couple share only superficial, but not personal information with each other.
The correct answer is letter B
American physiologist born in Hartford, Connecticut, a scholar of brain hemisphere functions and who as a professor at the University of Chicago (1946-1953) and the California Institute of Technology (1954-1994), was one of the winners of the Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology (1981), half of the prize, for his research on the separation and identification of left and right brain functions. He was the son of bank clerk Francis Bushnell and professor Florence Kraemer Sperry and was orphaned by his father at the age of 11.
