Answer:empathy
Explanation: Empathy is define as a feeling (be it remorse or others) with a person puting his or herself in another person's position or shoe as if you were them, and having those feelings or feeling what those people felt. Its simply is the capability to emotionally feel or understand another person who is experiencing a breakdown, pain, joy e. t. c.
There are cognitive, emotional and compassionate empathy. At times if not most times, if we do see others suffering especially the less privileged and homeless people, we instantly or sometimes be moved and immediately see ourselves in their shoes thinking what it would have been like if it was us and feel remorseful or have sympathy for what the people or person is going through at that moment and more.
Children, elderly people, and the disabled are considered to be <u>Especially Vulnerable</u> road users.
Explanation:
- Children, elderly people, and the disabled are considered to be vulnerable road users because when a person who has just obtained a driving license is not very confident about driving ,drives a car and when an elderly person or group of children is crossing the road the driver is not very confident with applying breaks as and when required .
- <u>The elderly people,children,people with disability are vulnerable to road accident because they cannot run and protect them self from a speeding vehicle.</u>
Answer:
Imagine that you and your friends went out for the night. You and 2 other friends decide to go destroy property and trespass on fields. The other friend didn’t do it, but does have it on video and did watch it happen. Well if interdependent wasn’t a thing, then your friends couldn’t depend on that friend to keep it a secret. Get it?
Explanation:
Social Darwinists believe in “survival of the fittest”—the idea that certain people become powerful in society because they are innately better. Social Darwinism has been used to justify imperialism, racism, eugenics and social inequality at various times over the past century and a half.
