I believe the answer is <span>weighing all of the social benefits and costs of a business action.
People with moral imagination would held the ability to envision the harm and the benefit that would be created if they follow a certain course of actions.
this will help the organization to choose the decisions that would provide the most benefit for their profit and the society where they operate at the same time.</span>
Answer: Cannon-Bard
Explanation: Unlike some other theories that deal with the occurrence of emotions and physiological changes in the body, according to this theory, physiological changes in the body and the occurrence of emotions occur <em>at the same time</em>. So a physiological change, such as a pounding of the heart in this case, and a sense of excitement came at the same time due to an external event, in this case when Jim approached Alice.
The reason for this claim is that the physiological changes in the body and the feeling of emotion are separate, i.e independent from each other and located in different parts of the brain, so they can simultaneously react to a stimulus. Physiological changes do not have to occur first, and only then emotions, which would be the case if they were not separate, that is, they were not independent.
Answer:
The Correct Answer is B
Explanation:
The rule of law suggests that everyone must follow the law, including residents of the land, non-residents, and government leaders. no one is above in the eyes of the laws.
The Courts and the Police are the executive wings of the law and they make sure the enforcement and execution of the law.
The police and the court also must follow the law as above mentioned no one is above in the eyes of law means everyone must obey the law with sincerity.
By the age of three children are usually able to identify boy and girl toys and know which toys are supposed to be theirs. Whether this has anything to do with gender identity is another question though since this behavior can also easily be explained by mob mentality and social conditioning that influence the young brain to give the answers that it thinks people want to hear. There is a good chance that many children sexual identities are shaped by the influence of those people around them and how they treat gender. for example young boys in many families are scolded for playing with dolls, if this case the child never really has a chance to form his own gender identity, because one is forced onto him by his environment. For many people this leads to a a questioning of ones own sexual identity later in life after realizing they have been living the life they were told to live and not the one that they actually related to.
