At the point when a man relegates causes to another person's conduct and accept that the conduct is because of the circumstance that the individual gets himself/herself in, a(n) external attribution is made. In an outer, or situational attribution individuals derive that a man's conduct is expected to situational factors. While in inside attribution individuals gather that an occasion or a man's conduct is because of individual elements e.g: characteristics, capacities or sentiments.
B, because they are trying to state that they are an example of racial tolerance.
The ancient Greeks represented fractions by writing the denominator with a single or double accent. <span>Other fractions were often indicated by placing a single accent on the numerator and writing the denominator twice, each time with a double accent.</span>
