Answer:
The correct response is Option B: infantilization.
Explanation:
Infantilization occurs when someone treats an adult as if they were a child. An example of this kind of behavior is when parents treat their young adult children as if they cannot make their own decisions or when adult children treat their elderly parents and grandparents as if they are unable to have autonomy or to take care of themselves and make their own decisions. Infantilization is a problem because it can feel demeaning to the other party, and it can affect the independence and competence of young adult children for example. It also goes against the basic rights of the elderly and it can be problematic if adult children try to manipulate power and autonomy from their elders in terms of financial decisions, for example. It can leave the elderly vulnerable to unscrupulous family members who try to take control of their resources.
<span>The rights of citizens are protected from government intervention under the Bill of Rights. These first 10 amendments elucidated the relationship of the national government to that of the states, as well as those of the citizens. The rights are not absolute, but have been open to expansion and clarification in the years since the Constitution was adopted.</span>
Yes for an example you can be a free worker but also be treated like an slave.
I would make an assumption and say A.
