I believe the answer is: <span>over rights prejudice
</span><span>over rights prejudice refers to the expectation that we imposed toward a certain group of people simply because of their identity rather than their behavior.
Other examples of </span><span>over rights prejudice would be someone who rejects poor people into educational institution because of they fear that the poor students wouldn't be able to follow the curriculum.</span>
Answer:
Restricting some activities
Explanation:
The latent function of education is unintentional and unrecognized for the participant of a person. Its outcomes are unintentional and unrecognized that comes from schools, from interaction and following rules that are already built-in yourself.
Off the street, is the time hours in school days about 6 to 8 hours but if you get sports opportunities then it gets a longer time. Around 10 hours children and the students spend their time in a designated area. Less opportunity creates a problem for students as well as for children.
An Iraqi American professor and a Jewish congregation
Answer: Option A
Explanation: The album she listened to talks about caring for people that are victims of war and terrible situations. It was be a very touching album filled with song,it would have created a mood within her to care for people and seeing that woman that needs help with her flat tyre of course "
Thoughts of helping are cognitively accessible after listening to the album"
