Answer:Heteronomous Morality (5-9 yrs)
Explanation:
This is a stage which is referred to as moral realism which is morality affected by external world. At this stage children's understand morality as based on following rules and laws and obeying them and they see these rules and laws as something that can not be changed or challenged.
They understand that rules comes from authority and violating them will lead to intense punishment.
They know that punishment equals the type of violation that one has committed.
Rules to them at this stage are absolute and non changing
Answer:
Speed of sound wave v=νλ=2000×0.35=700 m/s
Distance d=1.5 km=1500 m
Time t=vd=7001500≈2 s
<u>Medical control over childbirth</u> is largely responsible for the worldwide rise in cesarean deliveries.
Birth control is a technique or item used to avoid getting pregnant. It is also referred to as contraception, anticonception, and fertility control.
Although birth control has been used since antiquity, safe and effective birth control technologies didn't exist until the 20th century.
Family planning includes making birth control options available and using them.
Because some cultures view birth control as immoral, unreligious, or politically unpalatable, they restrict or discourage access to it.
The word "birth control" is a little misleading because it rarely refers to abortion.
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This question is missing the options. I've found the complete question online. It is as follows:
Speaking slowly, loudly, and emphasizing the key words, the waitress asked her elderly patron, "Would you rather have a slice of lemon pie or pecan pie, dear?" What is the waitress demonstrating with this speech style?
A. common courtesy
B. stereotype threat
C. elderspeak
D. respect for the elderly
Answer:
The correct answer is letter C. elderspeak.
Explanation:
Elderspeak is a speech style characterized by adjustments such as shortening sentences, speaking louder and/or more slowly, using less complex vocabulary etc. Those adaptations are made by younger people when communicating with older adults. Such behavior derives from the stereotype that older people have reduced cognitive abilities.
