Pollution can be categorized into several types:
1) Air Pollution
2) Water Pollution
3) Soil Pollution
4) Noise Pollution
5) Radioactive Pollution
6) Light Pollution
7) Thermal Pollution and
8) Visual Pollution.
Four main types of pollution sources:
1) Mobile sources
2) Stationary sources
3) Area sources
4) Natural sources
Using these categories and sources, we can organize given items as follows:
Category: Air Pollution
Source: Mobile Sources
Automobiles
Trucks
Airplanes
Ships
Source: Natural Resources
Gas
Source: Stationary sources
Oven
Stoves
Furniture polish
Barbeques
Category: Water Pollution
Source: Stationary sources
Liquid detergent
Bleach
The belief-desire psychology which also known as folk psychology means the idea is that simple people understand other simple people in terms of the hypothesis or expectation that another peoples’ action and performance is the outcome of their cognitive insides which is their psychology. The beliefs and desires communicate and cooperate each other to construct intentions and these intentions can lead to actions. This is a kind of folk-theory of human behavior.
A major cause of the Pequot War and King Philips War were b)disagreements between Indians and colonists about land use and ownership. Many of the settlers wanted to use the land to live there with their families and wanted to trap animals to eventually sell them for fur-trading purposes, while the Native Americans saw it as their historical land where generations had lived there for years and wanted to continue to live there.
Answer:
<em>The correct option is B) Pluralist models</em>
Explanation:
In the pluralism political theory, a group of individuals maximize their interest of various political aspects so that they can gain political support.
There is a single center of power in a pluralist model. Freedom of association comes under the pluralist model.
The pluralist model is one of the three types of models of democracy. The rest two being participatory and elite.
Answer:
(c) Groupthink
Explanation:
Groupthink: The term is given by Irving Janis in 1972, which is commonly used in psychology. This is a psychological phenomenon, in which the people of a group shows the desire of conformity or harmony, and leads to dysfunctional or an irrational decision-making consequence.
Irving Janis has given eight symptoms of groupthink, and they are:
1. Stereotypes.
2. Self-censorship.
3. Morality.
4. Rationale.
5. Invulnerability.
6. Mind Guards.
7. Illusion of Unanimity.
8. Pressure.
