The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached, we can say the following.
Maisie does not end her friendship with Laura after establishing her comparison level for alternatives because in the comparison of the outcomes when comparing the alternatives Maisie has, she sees that as her boyfriend is friends with Laura and use to hang out together, it would be very awkward to break the friendship with her knowing that she still has to see Laura when the boys get together.
The interdependence theory invites people to make decisions about staying or not, in a relationship, based on the "cost-benefit" of maintaining that relationship, taking into consideration the consequences.
Answer:
Great Compromise
Explanation:
Conventional delegates are individuals who represent their state at national party conventions.
The Great Compromise was an agreement reached by large and small states during the 1787 Constitutional Convention, which established in part the legislative structure and representation which each state would have under the Constitution of the United States. The Great Compromise was a compromise between big states and small states over how much authority states should have under the Constitution of the United States. The Great Compromise was a compromise between big states and small states over how much authority states should have under the Constitution of the United States.
Answer:
Even without the options, it is possible to answer this question. Marcia would place Billy in a state of identity diffusion.
Explanation:
Psychologist James Marcia focused on the development of adolescents, refining Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development. <u>According to Marcia, adolescents go through four stages: diffusion, foreclosure, moratorium, and achievement. Identity diffusion is the state where the person does not have a social identity yet. The adolescent going through this state is not actively searching for an identity, not experimenting. This person is not, however, going through an identity crisis. They haven't simply begun searching for what can help them define themselves. That is why answering "I have not really thought about it" as well as saying they do not know something, just like Billy did, is quite common.</u>
The answer is experience-dependent. The question was based on the language used at home which served as the foundation for the children's languages. Ramon learned both English and Spanish because it was both used in their home. Eric only learned English since it was the only language used at home. The children displayed their dependency on learning based on their experiences with communication to their families.
FALSE:
Most people do it because of the push ans pull factors
