By spending some time to play with fire and familiarize themselves with this natural process, children can learn the basic principles of fire. The basic principles of fire are induction, combustion (fire growth) and exhaust (decay). Induction is the first step, where the first signs of combustion are apparent. Combustion is the step where the fire grows and this growth depends on the available oxygen and fuel. Finally, exhaust and the elimination of fire comes when oxygen and fuel run out.
Through this time, they can learn how to behave safely around fire and how to protect themselves and others.
Citizens' interest groups are distinguished from economic interest groups by: b. the fact that their members receive no direct economic benefit from attainment of the group's goals.
Interests group usually try to change public policies, so that these policies will be in favor for the group.
Answer:
egocentric.
Explanation:
The Ring of Gyges is a mythical artifact used by Plato in his book entitled 'Republic.' In the story, Glaucon recounts a myth of Gyges. In the myth, there was a shepherd named Gyges who found a ring which makes man invisible on a corpse of a man.
Using the invisibilty power of the ring, Gyges seduced the queen Lydia, made her murder her King, after which Gyges became the King. Through this myth, Glaucon wanted to convey that people are naturally egocentric.
Egocentric can be defined as a disability of overlooking others needs and desires. An egocentric person is self-centered, thinking all about just himself.
Thus the correct answer is egocentric.
