Answer:germinal, embryonic, and fetal
Explanation:
Germinal Stage this is the conception stage when the egg get fertilised by the sperm which occurs in women's fallopian tubes. When the egg is fertilised it is then referred to as a zygote. A zygote will then travel to the uterus which may take a week to get there. In the uterus it's where the single felled zygote will start to multiply cells and grow. It start and last from 0 - 2 weeks.
Embryonic Stage
The multiple cells are known as the embryo. This begins at the third week in which the multiple cells start to actual form something that can now be referred to as a human and not just cells. This is the crucial stage for brain development.
This is where the signal cord also develops.
Fetal stage
When cells have actual be distinct such that it can be visible that this is a human , the embryo now will move to the next stage in which it becomes a fetus. This occurs at the ninth week and until the baby is born.
The development of body system and structure continues and get more established than it was in embroynic stage.
The definition of political anthropology is the study of political systems as the basic structure of a society
Source: http://www.yourdictionary.com/political-anthropology
Answer:
all choices
Explanation:
Intrinsic motivation means doing something because we enjoy it, or we find it interesting. It is not because of an external factor such as a reward. Factors influencing intrinsic motivation are:
curiosity: we learn something to feel the pleasure of learning
control: to control the consequences
challenge: being challenged helps us to improve
cooperation and competition: satisfies our personal and social needs
recognition: our efforts are recognized and praised.
Answer:
True.
Explanation:
According to psychologist Albert Bandura’s social cognitive theory, self-efficacy determines the development of personality. Self-efficacy is the belief of an individual in his ability and skill to deal with challenges of everyday life. These beliefs in oneself determine how people think and react to the situations lying ahead of them. It determines the success of a person in a particular situation.
By the late 1600 the following European countries had colonies: (and examples of regions where they had colonies)
Portugal (America, Asia)
France (America)
Spain (America, Asia)
Great Britain( America, Asia)
Netherlands (America, Asia)
Denmark (Greenland)
