Answer:
The correct option is C, a prediction that affects the outcome of one's own or another's behavior
Explanation:
A self-fulfilling prophesy is a projection that becomes a reality as a result of being foretold by someone who is versed in the act of prediction.
A self-fulfilling prophesy derives its strength from it being much talked about , hence people become conscious of it and works towards making a reality.
There are two sides to self-fulfilling prophesy, self-imposed prophesy when one's own prediction guides one's behavior and other-imposed prophecies, which refer to a situation where the predictions of others take toll on one's behavior.
Answer: So; Colds are highly contagious <em>so</em> if someone you know has a cold, try not to use the same dishes, glasses, or telephone.
Explanation: The word "so" is used in so-called "so" sentences and can be used both at the beginning and in the middle of the sentence. This word is used to avoid unnecessary repetition of the verb as is the case in short answers such as "I think so" or "I said so", or as is the case here for linking sentences within a complex sentence or a like. Has the same meaning as "too", "in the same way" or "as well", and of course it is a linker that can have a coordinating, grammatical role but also conceptual if it is located at the beginning of the sentence, since then it does not have a linking role.
Answer:
D. You should smile, express enthusiasm, and explain your purpose in a presentation.
Explanation:
- To improve the presentation you should be more expressive and show enthusiasm and explain your purpose and intent to the audience clearly and thus a good presentation should be first practiced and established the purpose giving the presentation with the aims and the objective should be clearly defined also one needs to analyze the audience.
