Answer:
I just think everyone should be left in America, and no boards should be kept up. Scientifically no one is a 100% american, If you dated about everyone a thousand years back everyone traveld from another country, so technically If all immigrants had to go back to were they came from, no one would be left in Anerica(it would be deserted)
I literally asked my history teacher this today
idk if this is graded for ur homework, but I wouldnt trust me
Answer:
Leticia is dissatisfied with her image and has a low self-esteem. This behavior occurs because she feels pressured to fit into a standard of beauty imposed by society, in addition to not finding beauty references similar to her.
Explanation:
Society imposes standards of beauty that are often unattainable for ordinary people. In addition, it is standard, so that only people who have these characteristics are considered beautiful, attractive and desired. Other people who do not have these characteristics are not considered references, on the contrary, society judges them as ugly, sloppy and often use pejorative terms, which cause very bad results in these people and those who look like them.
An example of this is the case of Leticia, who for not fitting the standard of beauty imposed by society is ugly, in addition, does not find references similar to her, who are praised and encouraged to be who they are. This lowers Leticia's self-esteem and makes her want to modify herself with dangerous and destructive methods.
Answer: A) Individuals of different ages are being compared to one another
Explanation: Cross sectional design or study, which is also known as transverse research study is a type of observational study which analyses data from a group of people who are different in the variable of interest but share other similar characteristics.
For example, the socioeconomic status of a particular population can be studied using age as the variable of interest. The disadvantage lies in the fact that certain age groups are favoured in each clime and the level of exposure, knowledge and experience may vary widely between a population of differing age groups.
