Ans: C. You may receive a citation if your passenger is younger than 16.
<u>Other options</u>:
A. Both you and your passenger receive a citation.
B. Your passenger will receive a citation regardless of age.
A citation is a document handed to a violator of traffic rules by a law enforcement officer. The violations may be for speeding, parking offenses, or not wearing a seat-belt.
If one is given a citation, usually one pays a fine, but in some cases may have to make court appearances, or even face jail time, depending on severity of the offense.
Among the rules is that passengers younger than sixteen years have to wear a seat-belt. A driver failing to ensure this would earn a citation.
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Answer: <em>Option (b) is correct.</em>
<em>There are two basic methods through which norms are imposed. These are internalization and sanctions.</em>
Internalization can be referred to as a person's approval of norms or a set of them and values via socialization.
Sanction, on the other hand is referred to a response from an individual to the behavior of a group or a person. Sanctions are further divided into four part. These are as follow:
1. Positive
2. Negative
3. Formal
4. Informal
Answer and Explanation:
I carried out the taste test with the members of my family, where everyone, with their eyes closed, had to taste pepsi and coke, tap water and bottled water, a bottle of expensive wine and a bottle of ordinary wine. After drinking from each pair, the participants had to express their considerations about each drink and say which was their favorite.
Regarding Coke vs. Pepsi the result was the most surprising. Among the 10 participants, 6 failed to recognize the products and chose pepsi as the drink that tasted the best. The surprising thing is that these participants had previously informed that they did not like Pepsi, which shows that the visualization of the product interferes with the reception of the product by the consumer.
Regarding tap water and bottled water the result was as expected. All participants showed preferences for bottled water, stating that tap water had a strong flavor from chemicals, such as chlorine, used in it.
Finally, the test with expensive wine and cheap wine had well balanced results and most participants were surprised by the taste of cheap wine, stating that they would drink again without any problem.
