The early theorists<span> considered what was </span>lacking in cyberspace<span> and </span>argued<span> that this </span>lack<span> meant that '</span>real<span>', genuine, </span>relationships<span> could not be formed in such a space.
They saw online community as a form of medium where people could run away from the problem that arose in real life. But it is next to impossible to form an understanding and true friendship with other poeple without actually talking and knowing them personally.</span>
Answer:
Russia and Germany were briefly allied enemies.
Explanation:
Russia was under "communist" leadership while Germany was fascist. They did not have similar goals, in fact in the end they both wanted to take Poland. However, they had a common enemy in Western Europe and the United States, which is why they fought as "allies" for the first bit of WWII.
The answer is b) situational specificity.
Behaviorists believe that our responses to environmental/situational stimuli shape our actions.
