Answer:
(D). Child
Explanation:
Lakisha's supervisor tells her that the partners in the firm felt that the promotion would have created a lot of pressure on her and they wanted to protect her from that. This shows that the partners' are trying to protect her from unforeseen problems and stress.
The partners' evaluation of LaKisha reflects the child stereotype of women. They assume women are to be pampered, taken care of, and prevent them from being stressed up.
The child stereotype attitude to the women implies that the partners are considered about the overall safety and wellbeing of the woman, they care for them as if they are children that always needs support.
Answer:
- Not likely to change irrespective of positive developments later in life.
Explanation:
As per the given description, Raphael's behavioral pattern is 'not likely to change irrespective of positive developments later in life' as he possesses this impulsive and short-tempered behavior since childhood which reflects the genetic predispositions. However, his behavior <u>could have been modified by environmental factors but his parents did not pay attention to his hostile behavior.</u> His low self-control added the icing on to the cake and led to his behavior remaining unchanged despite facing several developments in his later life as these traits are usually genetic which do not get influenced much by environmental factors if not considered at the right time.
I believe the answer is: High-Contact culture
In high-contact culture, it is customary for each members of social group to maintain a small distance between them when they interact with another.
Because of this, when they're communicating while they're sitting, they're most likely seated next to each other (where their shoulders could touch) rather than across each other.
The answer is gravitational
