Oh no!
That doesn't sound good.
What you can do is check out the site <span> www.</span>socialsecurity<span>.gov/ssnumber
</span>
It can help you find everything
hoped I helped :)
This is TRUE. However, some people stop doing bad out of the fear of MAN. This is a different fear. For example, if you were thinking about stealing something, but you decided not to because you felt you would get into trouble with police officers. But you had no thought about god, or what he thought. You had a FEAR OF MAN.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
explaining your reasoning
Explanation:
People will never understand and cannot start to thing the same way you do if you don't explain why you have a certain opinion. I hope this helps
The correct option is (D); A participant is asked to solve an easy puzzle in front of other participants.
<h3>What is social facilitation?</h3>
The tendency for the presence of others to enhance a person's performance on a task is known as social facilitation.
Some key features of social facilitation are-
- The theory of social facilitation emerged from the study of experimental social psychology as a way to explain how people behave in social settings.
- One's dominant response can be strengthened merely by being around other people, according to the definition of social facilitation.
- An individual engages in social facilitation when they successfully perform a manageable activity in front of an audience.
- Working on a difficult activity in front of a crowd may cause arousal to rise over a healthy level and impair performance.
- A beginner on a new instrument, however, could become anxious or distracted by the pressure of performing in front of an audience, and make errors they wouldn't have made during solo practice.
To know more about the difference between social facilitation and social loafing, here
brainly.com/question/46360
#SPJ4
The correct question is -
Which experimental scenario is most likely to result in social facilitation?
A. A group of participants, who initially agree on a social issue, are asked to discuss their views with each other
B. A group of participants, who initially disagree on a social issue, are asked to discuss their views with each other
C. A participant is asked to solve a complex puzzle in front of other participants
D. A participant is asked to solve an easy puzzle in front of other participants
