Answer: the nature of participants' religious orientations did not predict helping behavior; only being rushed or not predicted helping.
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Humans have one way or the other sort to seek favour in what they do. Many people have realized that doing things alone will take them not too far in life but rather keep them limited within a particular spot, ence they try to seek for ways to be helped to grow and develop in whatever and wherever they find themselves. These is the result of the test carried out by Darley and Batson.
<span>When an anxiety disorder coexists with another type of disorder, this is considered a comorbidity. Comorbidity refers to having two or more chronic illnesses which interact making treating each separate illness more challenging as both illnesses tend to interact with each other.</span>
Depends on what is being defined as “cult activity”. If laws are being broken then of course the government needs to step in. If people are being hurt, weather they are apart of the cult or not, something needs to be done. BUT you cannot infringe on the rights of individuals to practice their chosen religion or lifestyle. If “cult activity” is using drugs and abusing members then it needs to be stopped, but if it’s praying to a giant invisible spaghetti monster and living together on a farm there’s not anything that could (or should) be done.
The biases of the author are his beliefs, in both practical and religious belief. The way the author might explain happenings in life and the way he thinks might be affected by his belief that God controls everything. His belief will also affect what he thinks will compose a good society.
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Explanation
Legislative-Makes laws
Executive-Carries out laws
Judicial-Evaluates laws