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The balancing of the particular vehicle can be learnt by looking at the owner's manual for the specific information about the balance of the vehicle that Stella wants to learn.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
The vehicle goes out of balance when there is some kind of movement in the vehicle. Any change in the steering, accelerator or the brake system of the vehicle can make the vehicle go out of balance. This will affect the balance of the vehicle.
To learn about the brake system, the accelerator or the steering of the vehicle, the information can be gathered from the manual of the vehicle that the owner owns. Having information about this can help the owner learn about how to maintain the balance of the vehicle and that it does not go out of balance.
Hurricanes bring winds that travel more than 300 mph
The correct answer is letter D.
In the early days of life in England during the Medieval Era, between the 11th and 15th centuries, the main product driving the country's exports to the rest of Europe was wool. Easy to understand, then, why in the following centuries the English developed one of the major sectors of the textile industry in Europe.
Answer:
social psychology
mind and behaviour
Explanation:
Social psychology is the scientific study of thoughts, feelings and behavior as affected by the social environment of a person. It involves understand human behaviour in relation to how the presence of other human beings shape this behavior.
Note "scientific" here would mean the empirical investigations put in place for such studies.
Second question:
Psychology is the science of mind and behaviour. It is a broad field studying the conscious and unconscious as well as the brain to determine it's resultant effects on behaviour. Notable theories in this field are: behaviourism, gestalt psychology, cognitive theory etc.
