D is the correct answer, but do not rely on me to much...sorry.
Maybe <span>inauthentically; false-self behavior
Is that an option?
Hope this helps!</span>
Some measure to develop industries in Nepal are :
- Increase the investment in the industries..
- Make provision to provide security to the industries...
- Stop strikes of labourers...
- Give priority to the domestic products...
- Make availability of skilled manpower...
- Maintain political stability...
- Provide communication and transportation facilities...
- Form simple, clear and stable government policies...
- Mobilized local capital and resources...
- Encourage entrepreneurs to establish new industries
- Make simple procedures of obtaining license...
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Answer:
Over the years, rivers have played an important role in the economic development of Europe, largely due to their ability to interconnect the various regions of the continent. Of the main river systems, the Volga is Europe’s longest, stretching nearly 2,300 miles from northwest Russia (south of St. Petersburg) down to the Caspian Sea. The other main river systems of Europe are, from east to west, those of the Don, the Dnieper, the Danube, the Vistula, the Oder, the Elbe, the Rhine, the Rhône, the Loire, the Garonne, and the Tagus.
Europe also has many lakes, most of which are either located in the north or in Europe’s Central Upland and Alpine regions. Finland contains the most lakes—nearly 9 percent of its total area is water—and Europe’s two biggest lakes, Lake Onega and Lake Ladoga, are located in Russia. In Central Europe there are several lakes that are popular with tourists, including Lake Balaton in Hungary and two of Switzerland’s lakes: Lake Geneva and Lake Constance.
Explanation:
straight from the article
This represents the sociocognitive theory of hypnosis.
This theory holds that we will behave according to what we saw other people behaving like. So, according to Brandon's friends and this theory (proposed by Edwin B. Holt in 1931), Brandon behaved as if he were hypnotized simply because he knew what other 'hypnotized' people behaved like - that is, he wasn't truly hypnotized but rather lived up to everyone's expectations.
