Answer:
Descriptions:
Respect: the sense of admiration for someone´s skills or characteristics.
Excellence: the capacity of being excellent at doing something.
Determination: the ability to be determined when trying to achieve something.
Inspiration: the capacity of being someone or something that inspires people.
Courage: the capacity to do something brave.
Equality: refers to people having equal rights and opportunities.
Friendship: a relationship of shared trust and care.
Explanation:
Examples:
Respect: I feel a lot of respect for my teacher"
Excellence: Our company strives for excellence in our customer service.
Determination: He won first place due to his relentless determination.
Inspiration: My father´s career is an inspiration to me and my brothers.
Courage: Him admitting he was wrong took a lot of courage.
Equality: Human Resources showed a great compromise with equality by making sure there were no gender gaps in the payment of its employees.
Friendship: My coworkers and share a beautiful friendship outside of the office.
Answer :
a. class and caste.
Explanation:
The class and caste system of the Hindus was a major restriction on the social mobility of individuals who practiced Hinduism. A restrictive class system that divided individuals into class hierarchies contrasted Hinduism with Islam which already has a sharply contrasting religion from that practiced by the Hindus(Hinduism). The class and caste system in Hinduism was a major deterrent in the practice and caused individuals fleeing from it for Islam which didn't have any class restrictions
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Answer:
Evaluation of alternatives
Explanation:
in this step, consumer narrow down choices deciding on feasibility, and comparing the pros and cons of each remaining option.
Answer:
Strengthens
Weakens
Explanation:
Operant conditioning is theory to study human behavior and the things which result in that particular type of behavior. It focuses on how rewards and punishment shapes a particular behavior. While rewards in association with a behavior strengthens the repetition of that behavior, punishment weakens that behavior in the future.
