<span>The correct answer is (b). George Herbert Mead's
specific path of development for individuals is as follows: preparatory stage,
play stage, game stage, generalized other stage. G. H. Mead studied
self-development in infantile period of life, he was interested in how people's
perceptions of themselves change through development. Mead’s defined four
stages of development: preparatory stage (the stage of learning and using
language and symbols), play stage (the stage of roll playing and roll taking),
game stage (the stage of learning your role in relation to others) and the
generalized others stage (the final stage development in which individual learns
about values, moral and how to behave in society).</span>
Answer: Dependent personality disorder
Explanation:
Dependent personality disorder is a disorder in which an individual seeks excessive dependence on other people making them insecure and weak. Here such individual have constant need to be taken care of therefore depend on others for almost all their physical and emotional need. Because of their needy clinging behavior, most of these individuals have phobia for separation and tend to show animosity towards who he or she feels is responsible for causing the divided attention.
Farah's husband most likely has a Dependent personality disorder,
A number of individual beats grouped together is called : C. Precinct
One of an example of a precinct is : Police precinct. In a police precinct , it's usually consist of a couple of police officers that beats and grouped together for a specific purposes
Answer: Life is difficult because humans things that we must do takes time and effort to do them and to get them done, the other reason is that because that that is hard is because we need an intellectual challenge so we can learn and get things done.
I think I may be a little bit off on this. Okay WAY off but please don't report me if this IS wrong.
Answer:
The correct answer is:
Confirmation bias
Explanation:
In psychology, the confirmation bias concept is used in order to describe the group of beliefs that people may have without a solid scientific base as reliable fact about a certain topic. It is normally a trend that leads people to believe and confirm certain pre-established theories leading them to increase or reassert their misconceptions.
