The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The role that played the bias of the media in the success of Lincoln was the way the media and the journalists covered the famous debates of these two candidates for the Senate of the state of Illinois.
During the second half of 1858, Stephen Douglass and Abraham Lincoln confronted in a series of debates. Douglass was a famous politician and the media constantly covered his activities. In that time, Douglass was in the midst of a controversial issue due to the Lecompton Constitution. He also had other controversial issues with northerners after the Kansas Nebraska Act. The way the media covered the news biased the information and the way people view these series of debates between Douglass and Lincoln.
1- To me, psychology means the discipline that tries to explain human behavior and its complexities.
2- That is easy to major in psychology but one has to read a lot to do so. That being insightful is needed if you want to pursue a career in this field.
3- Not really. Usually, in Tv and movies psychologist are portraited as Psychoanalysts or therapists. In real life, the field of the psychologist is broader and not everything is about psychotherapy.
4- That is a magical solution, that the therapists only listen to your problems and they magically disappear, that is easy, that is magical, that hypnosis work 100% of the time. That "shrinks" are crazier than their patients, that having a mental illness means that you are an aggressive person, and so on. Media either glamorizes or stigmatizes the figure of the psychotherapist.
I'm pretty sure the correct answer is C. Hope i wasn't to late.
Answer:
When adult guidance is needed, it is important to understand individual needs and behaviors of children at various stages. This is also true with discipline. The goal of discipline is not to influence behavior through fear of punishment, but to support the development of self-control and problem-solving skills
Explanation:
Franklin wanted the college curriculum to include subjects he considered valuable. “As to their STUDIES, it would be well if they could be taught every Thing that is useful, and every Thing that is ornamental
