Answer:
We
* are interdependent with the other drivers.
* perceive the other drivers as an interference.
* perceive that we and the other drivers have incompatible goals
Explanation:
Driving a car is the act of moving cars around most especially on the road. This is done in order to be able to reach our destination in earnest.
Driving a car could be challenging and frustrating sometimes despite the fact that it is advantageous.
This is because there are so many people that drive recklessly and dangerously, and who intentionally violate the traffic rules, and subsequently causing havoc to the other drivers on the road.
In this case, people become frustrated because they see or perceive the other drivers as an interference, and also perceive that they and the other drivers have incompatible goals.
Answer is: k<span>eep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel.
</span>Distracted driving is dangerous for all age groups, but most among adolescents. Leading cause of death for teenage drivers is texting (distracted driving). Distracted driving is also eating, listening music while driving.
I believe it’s B) truth in advertising act
Answer:
The correct answer is option C (lumen fusion of vesicles with target membranes)
Explanation:
C. botulinum can be used medically to temporarily relieve muscle function and can produce toxins that can cleave neuronal SNARE proteins. Lumen fusion of vesicles with target membranes is a process that can be blocked by cleavage and inhibition of SNARE proteins.
SNARE proteins are vesicle fusion and they play a major role in the survival of a cell. If SNARE proteins are hindered, lumen fusion of vesicles with target membranes which involves merging of a vesicle with other vesicles would be blocked because membrane fusion is largely dependent on SNARE proteins.
Taking a sociological perspective would mean, according to eitzen, zinn and smith the ignoring of the normal assumptions of society and questioning what is normally taken for granted.
Sociological perspective refers to the understanding of the very human behavior by taking them within the broader social context.
Eitzen, zinn and smith together wrote a book called the Social Problems. They talk about the sociological perspective and its implication in detail in this book.
As per them this perspective would lead to ignorance of the normal assumptions and also question regarding what is taken for granted. Thus, this is the answer.
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