According to the psychologist R.D. Lang assumptions or hunches that we might have about others, keep us from operating in the real world.
He studied SELF-AWARENESS AND SELF-DISCLOSURE.
<u>Self-awareness:</u> is the ability to see yourself realistically without difference in what you really are how you assume others see you.
<u>Self-disclosure</u>: is the ability to let another person know what is real about you ( your feelings, thoughts, desires, etc)
He considers that people spend too much time building walls to prevent other people from determining their thoughts and motives. If the walls are not there, it wil result in loneliness and rejection.
The correct answer is Real GDP reflects output more accurately than nominal GDP by using constant prices.
Gross domestic product (GDP) represents the sum (in monetary values) of all final goods and services produced in a given region (whether countries, states or cities) over a given period (month, quarter, year). GDP is one of the most widely used indicators in macroeconomics to quantify the economic activity of a region.
In the GDP count, only final goods and services are considered, excluding all intermediate consumer goods from the account. This is done to avoid the double counting problem, when values generated in the production chain are counted twice in the sum of GDP.
The US system of federalism is based on state- level and federal powers.
Federalism in united states is defined as constitutional power division which is between the federal government and its state government.
The progress of federalism included new federalism,state-centered and dual.
Federalism brought about political solution whereby there was a problem of confederation of articles and at the federal government.
Answer:
The anwer is enmeshment.
Explanation:
Under enmeshment, family members might not clearly define the boundaries that surround them. This can lead to a lack of autonomy and independence.
An example of this kind of behaviour is when parents focus too much on a child's sucesses or mistakes, as well as their actions and emotions, and could attempt to control the child's ideas. This tends to be problematic when developing a sense of self, and for regulating emotions.
