Answer: She was comforting the boy thank you here is the link
to the chapter. https://www.centergrove.k12.in.us/cms/lib/IN01000850/Centricity/Domain/498/Day%20of%20Tears%20Chapters%209-13.pdf
Explanation:
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This really depends what your topic is about, so I can’t help you, since there is so many things that happened between 1822 and 1914 :/
The example of a core product for the service is:
B.the actual hotel room that the consumer stayed in
Explanation:
The difference between the core product services offered and the complimentary services associated with it is that the core product is what the person buys or the service they avail for while the complementary perks are an added advantage.
SO, the core product service in its scenario is clearly the hotel stay and the room provided in the hotel as that is the primary function of the hotel: to provide a safe and comfortable place to stay for the people who have come there.
Answer:
c. The real estate contract is unenforceable against Jim because Sally's authority to sell Blueacre was oral.
Explanation:
Since Sally's authority to sell Blueacre was oral, the real estate contract is unenforceable against Jim.
Answer:
A. reaction formation
Explanation:
what Sarah is exhibiting can be regarded as reaction formation. We can describe reaction formation as a psychological defense mechanism whereby the person goes past the stage where they are in denial and act in a way that is opposite how they truly feel. or how they think.
Sarah says this new job promotion was not really important to her but the truth is that the job was important to her, because if it was not important she would not have applied to her. Saying it was not important to her is just her way of trying to cope with the fact that she did not get the post.
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