Yes. <span>“Congress shall make no law abridging (limiting) the freedom of speech," as the First Amendment says :)</span><span><span>
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<span>Conformity is the tendency to modify one's attitudes, behaviors, and beliefs to match those of others.</span><span>
Conformity based on a desire for approval is called normative social influence. conformity based on the desire to reduce uncertainty is called informational social influence. Normative social influence is based on the i</span><span>nstincts is to belong to a social group of some sort. </span>
Most importantly, religions provide the essential sources and scales of dignity and responsibility, shame and respect, restraint and regret, restitution and reconciliation that a human rights regime needs to survive and flourish in any culture. In the human rights mission, religion has played its part right from the start in two ways. First, freedom of worship (or non worship) is one of the fundamental human freedoms. ... Secondly, religion, with all that belongs to it, i.e. beliefs as well as institutions, also falls under the universal norms.
Unlike medieval paintings, Renaissance culture no longer primarily focused on Christianity when it came to art.
Answer: A) Pruning
Explanation: Pruning in the view of neuroscientist is a process that occur through out a person's life span but more active between childhood and adulthood and slows down afterwards; it involves the reduction of synapses and neurons in the brain. It is a way of eliminating neural pathways in the brain that are no longer in use. As a child learn new things, the brain develops and become more mature, some neural connections develop and become more useful while others are no longer useful, pruning helps in removing these pathways that are no longer in use.
