Answer: Conflict Theory
Explanation:
Sociological theories propose reasonings as to how things in our environment are socially related.
The conflict theory was borne from the idea promoted by Karl Marx who exposed the conflict between the elite and the poor in the society. This theory shades light on the dynamic aspects of the society which is essentially negative. It promotes the believe that the elites in the society use their influence to subdue the poor and in effect, keep them under control.
This is highlighted in the example found in the above question, where the elite lawmakers used their influence to ban opium drugs, simply because of their anti - Chinese sentiments. This was after the Chinese labourers had contributed to the construction of the trans continental railroad.
If you didn't use stain to view micro organisms, it would be impossible to see them. Stain such as iodine makes it visible.
FALSE.
The peer relationship for a person's life is important at all times, but tends to intensify over time as love solidifies. Thus, a couple who met young and formed a life together, will create a bond of fellowship and will come to an end with a greater sentimental dependence than in youth. Experience makes people know and love each other more.
Yes it is absolutely true that some scientists believe that global warming will lead to an increase in disease and starvation. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option. Global warming will slowly increase the temperature and this will lead to destruction of crops and food will become scarce. Also numerous diseases will spread very quickly.
Answer:
presence of others > arousal > perform dominant response
Explanation:
The social facilitation theory by Zajonc focuses on the explanation of the relationship between presence of other and its affect on performance of individuals. According to Zajonc, people tend to perform better in the presence of others and perform tasks in an even better manner when they have audience watching them. The processes provided to explain this theory by Zajonc is based on the following steps where presence of others leads to arousal which affects or leads to perform dominant response. Hence, improving the performance of the individual.
