Distal outcome results of conflict that are not immediately
apparent - personal growth, negotiation of family rules. Distal context Cupach & Canary - past
successes/failures backgrounds and personalities of those in conflict. The model of interpersonal conflict - 5
processes/outcomes - distal context, proximal context, conflict interaction,
proximal outcomes, distal outcomes are all Cupach & Canary's Explanatory
model.
Answer:
Freud might argue that George is fixated at the an al stage.
Explanation:
The an al stage is characterized by learning about control and <em>exerting it through the control of the sphincters</em>. This is associated also with retention and<em> fear of losing control,</em> as well as fear of mess, in a way, thus preferring to have everything spotless.
A fixation during this stage is related to OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder).
George wants his cubicle to be spotless and everything is arranged according to a specific purpose and he gets agitated when something is rearranged, it can be concluded that George has OCD and is fixated on this stage.
Answer: C. Less potential for abuse of power
Explanation:
With a Federal government, power is divided between the Federal government and the state government. Even though the Federal government has power over the state government, there are certain powers that belongs to the state government alone that the Federal government cannot infringe upon unless the state government acts against the Constitution of the nation.
This division of powers reduces the potential for abuse of power because neither government has the absolute power necessary to act in an abusive way to its citizens.
I think it’s the spinning wheel.
Hot dog is comes out on a bun. It is popular in countries that celebrate 4th of July.
