Lenora's parents always taught her that she ought to "put on a happy face" even when she is not. According to research on self-perception theory, what effect does this behavior have on her corresponding internal state?
It works—behaving as if she is happy can actually make Lenora feel happier.
Answer: it changed the original Japanese culture.
Explanation:
He used the profit he made as an investment, and in this way his fortune grew ever bigger and bigger. If ever there was a profit, he would not spend it, but use to expand the current business, or if this way not optimal, to buy new businesses and assets.
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Colonial powers, in particular Belgium, made an exemplary colonial
blunder of accepting the status that they had discretionarily made, and
characterized the outskirts of, would keep up a national personality following
the flight of the colonial control. The Republic of Congo was not verifiably a
strong state before the landing of the Europeans, and there were a few
particular people groups living in the territory with distinct societies and
interests. This prompted a fierce battle for control following the exodus of
the Belgians.
