Answer:
The answer is A. Conduct disorder.
Explanation:
Conduct disorders are described as repetitive patterns of behaviour, most usually presented in adolescents, characterised by their <u>antisocial</u> nature. This means the person might engage in crime, violation of others' rights, and behaviours considered inappropriate for their age. When this condition persists, it could be diagnosed as <u>antisocial personality disorder</u> at the age of eighteen.
Answer:
By direct voting
Explanation:
<u>In the system of presidential democracy, the leader of the state is chosen by the direct voting of the people.</u> Each person's votes was the preferred candidate, the votes are counted and the candidate who has the majority of the votes is elected as the leader. The leader is most often called president.
In the true democratic system, the leader has to answer to the people and it is the citizens who have power over politics.
This is a different system from the parliamentary democracy in which the leader of the state is elected by the parliament.
Answer:
Disequilibrium
Explanation:
Disequelibirum is a situation when a cognitive imbalance occurred because we obtain a new set of information that contradicts a pre-existing thought structure that we believed in.
This can explain the behavior that adolescents do when they 'rebeled' to their parents. Before entering adolescents age, we obtain our sense of belief, value, or principles only from the teachings of our parents.
But after we entered adolescents age, we started to obtain a new information about belief, value , or principles from other people in our social group. Often times, this new information will contradict the teaching that the parents thought us. This is what causing the poorer relationship quality between adolescents and the parents.
