Question:
what is stereotyping?
Explanation:
In social psychology, a stereotype is an over-generalized belief about a particular category of people. It is an expectation that people might have about every person of a particular group. The type of expectation can vary; it can be, for example, an expectation about the group's personality, preferences, or ability.
Question:
how can you express it or use it in your everyday life?
Um, for me, i'm not that stereotypical, everyday, i would be the happy, angry sad or moody but mostly I have a mood swing, I don't know.
Explanation:
Economic sustainability consumption and development seeks to "get more and improve with much less," by minimizing resource usage, depletion and emissions although growing the standard of living, to maximize net positive externalizes from commercial development and economical benefit.
This is called pressgang
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1. What is his role in the investigation?
His role is to identify the body for example who is the person who died. Also, his role includes giving a clue as to how they died and how long they have been dead
2. What role does the body farm play in forensic science?
It is an important role for it collects all possible information from a decomposing body to help with an investigation.
3. What is the "sniffer"? why could this development be important?
It is a sort of a mechanical device that picks up some compounds from decaying bodies.
4. Are insects a fool-proof way to determine the time of death? why or why not?
Yes, they are. Before 24 hours have passed the time of death can easily be determined by checking the potassium level in the gel of the eyes. Beyond that time the bugs in the body are like a time stamp.
5. Why are family members or law enforcement personnel sometimes interested in having people like Dr. Bass take a look at old cases?
They sometimes are interested in having someone like Dr. Bass because a forensic anthropologist can help close cold case, even if such cases are decades old. For example, Dr. Bass helped solve the case of the musician Big Bopper who died in a plane. Dr, Bass examined the body 48 years after the death and determined the cause of Big Bopper's death. Brilliant!
