Answer:b. The country club style
Explanation:The country club leader focuses more on people and their belief is that if you make employees happy as a leader then they are likely to comply and even put extra effort to their work duties.
They pay more attention to interest, feelings and need of their employees because they believe this affect how productive an employee is at work. They find it difficult to administer punishment even when employees are at fault .
They have casual relationship with their employees.
Answer:Informal sanctions
Explanation:Informal sanctions are unwritten rules that the society has formed themselves without the enforcement by the official authority.
They are very common within society , the society uses them to control certain situations externally. Informal sanctions may be disapproval , shame , ridicule ,sarcasm.
The act of cutting a line is disapproved within society even if it is not a written rule but everyone is aware of it which is why this women is getting this reaction.
Informal sanctions are used to check deviant behavior.
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Answer:
I can't answer the question there is no enough information
Explanation:
Answer: Is slower than what's expected for a 3-year old.
Explanation:
A normal child between the age range from 1-3 pick words very fast, they want to pronounce every word spoken by an adult and the older they are and with the ability to read, they want to read every word they see, this helps their progress, especially when they are surrounded with those who speak and they can guide them to reading. A child just picking 2-3 words every week on a average is poor considering the age, maybe those below the age 1 would be in such category.
