Alfred Binet introduced the IQ tests, a way of identifying, through an intelligence test, which students were likely to need extra help while attending school. The developed a scale thanks to which our quotient has a number and such number means our degree of intelligence.
Answer:
Imaginary audience.
Explanation:
Although you tried to help, he was inconsolable. Your nephew was experiencing what David Elkind regarded as<em> the imaginary audience</em>. David Elkind proposed this psychological term to refer to the feelings that adolescents experience. Adolescents feel that they are under constant surveillance of family, and peers. This is the reason why this adolescent is inconsolable.
Answer:
The parent were worried because the ads taught girls to worry about their weight and negatively affect their body.
Answer:
A IT HAD THE BASIS OF THE EGYPTIAN RELIGION INSCRIBED ON IT
Answer :
1. Religious people are ignorant throwbacks to an age of unenlightenment.
2. Religion is a plague upon the earth, devouring the peace of the world.
3. Religion is incompatible with a modern scientific worldview.
Explanation :
1. Religious people are ignorant throwbacks to an age of unenlightenment.
This statement represents the rephrasing of the emotively expressed portion in the passage. The author believes that religious people are orthodox people. They are ignorant and they lived in the age of inlightenment.
2. Religion is a plague upon the earth, devouring the peace of the world.
This sentence best represents the plausible interpretation of the intended conclusion of the passage which says that religion is used by many believers as a tool to provide punishment to others and disturbed the peace in this world.
3. Religion is incompatible with a modern scientific worldview.
This statement represents a covert assumption from the passage that is not stated expressly. The author speaks that in this age of modern scientific period, people should rise above the believers and should treat each other kindly and with love. People should not fill in their minds with hatred for each other in the name of one's God and should think critically and analytically in this modern scientific age.
