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I have <em>achieved few greatest achievements in my life in many sectors. </em>In the physical sector I have gained 10kgs of weight in just two months. I was very lean and thin as a child so I <em>psyched myself to gain weight and become healthy. </em>
In my academic field, I topped my university in my bachelor’s degree. I was awarded by the prime minister, which is my life time achievement. I purposed my <em>love from childhood and we are married now which is the greatest achievement in my love life.</em>
Answer:
The answer is d.
Explanation:
This concept refers to adapting to an environment by blocking sensorial distractions. It can apply to all senses (i.e. you get used to a smell, sound or visual stimulus to the point at which you ignore it).
For example, while taking an exam in a classroom, the sound of a ticking clock on the wall might be very distracting at first. In time, your brain will automatically filter the sound so that you can concentrate.
Answer:
Gast uses his painting to tell the message that the United States is destined to expand West. Technology, such as railroads and telegraph wires, is moving west as well as many people. ... The painting illustrates that the West is a dark and savage land, populated by Indians and wild beasts.
Explanation:
Because they saw one, Mohammad, and Muslims believe God will send them an angel
Answer: loyalty
Explanation:
There are four coomon categories of response to dissatisfaction that researchers have observed which are (a) exit—ending or being actively agressive in a relationship; (b) voice— a person actively seek to make the situation better (c) loyalty—passively waiting for things to get better; and (d) neglect—passively letting things get worse while doing nothing.amongst these four dimensions two ate categorised as constructive and the other two as deconstructive
Constructive behavior are loyalty and voice and deconstructive are exit and neglect whilst exit and voice are done actively whilst loyalty and neglect are commited passively
From this we can see that loyalty is both constructive /positive and passive .
