From the excerpt, I conclude that the Maya forefathers believed it was the fate of animals to be hunted and eaten. The key segment of this text is "Accept your destiny. Your flesh shall be torn to pieces." The forefathers mention they have changed their mind because animals were not able to adore or obey them.
Because animals cannot adore their creators, "there shall be those" who will be able to do all of this. These "others" are the humans, who will hunt and eat animals. Animals will then have to accept their destiny and "be changed," being sent to the ravines and the woods.
I think that the most reasonable conclusion is answer D.
Answer:
a. be prepared and develop an understanding of other cultures, even other languages b. reinforce stereotypes c. adjust your communication d. recognize differences
The answer is b. reinforce stereotypes
Explanation:
Ethical and intercultural communication thrive when there are no form of discrimination. A stereotype being a fixed belief about an area, community or people which could be right or wrong would discourage development of ethical and intercultural communication. Reinforcing stereotypes would however worsen the situation.
Being prepared and develop an understanding of other cultures and even other languages, adjusting to your communication and recognizing differences would help to develop ethical and intercultural communication.
Between 1945 and 1964 there was a rise in births in many parts of the World, including Europe and America.
The reason for this was that people felt more optimistic after the war and that many men came back home and married.
We call these children Baby Boomers.
<span>According to the beginning of Perry's Scheme of Cognitive Development, Cameron is of the belief that authorities know what is right. William Perry, an educational psychologist, conducted an exhaustive study of college students that attended Harvard in the 1950s and 1960s. His study became known as the Perry Scheme, for short.</span>
