I think 3 can be a good match for that statement....
Answer: c. Culturally relevant
Explanation: culture plays a role not not just in communicating and receiving information, but also in restructuring and shaping of the thinking process of groups, families and individuals. A culturally relevant perspective tries to avoid serious ethical errors that usually occur while working with minority culture families. It identifies from a family's perspective what is culturally significant to them rather than from a prescribed cultural perspective that may or may not be relevant to the family. It calls for engaging groups whose experiences and cultures are traditionally excluded from those of the mainstream settings, to help them develop positive ethnic and cultural identities while simultaneously helping them achieve goals that are culturally significant to them. Culturally relevant therapists or practitioners that center these goals in their practice, can empower families not only intellectually but socially, emotionally, and politically among others.
Answer:Makes a gesture of apology.
Explanation:
When someone causes you to drive badly on the road and they show no remorse for their actions , it is most likely infuriating because you almost lost your life and it seems the person responsible for that doesn't even care.
However if a person shows a gesture of apology it is likely to indicate that they see their mistake and they are sorry for that, as a human being it is easy to settle down your anger when someone humble themselves and show an apology.
The correct answer is the bystander effect.
The bystander effect refers to a phenomenon in which people refrain from intervening or helping victims in need when other witnesses are present. The larger number of bystanders or witnesses present, the less likely it is that someone will intervene and help the victim. The bystander effect occurs due to diffusion of responsibility. This means that individuals do not help victims because they see other bystanders are equally responsible for helping the victim.
