The possible societal consequences when fear controls otherwise rational people is that it will make people to engage in poor decision-making.
<h3>How can fear affect individuals in the society?</h3>
In a society where is too much fear there is usually a poor decision-making because there wont be a logical reasoning and people will be living in depression.
Conclusively, fear make people to be consumed mentally which is dangerous for their mental health and decision making process.
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Enzymes work to speed up chemical reactions by changing what goes into the reactions (substrates) into different molecules. To do so, these enzymes bind with the substrates, making the physical form very important. The lock and key method explains that enzymes and their corresponding substrates are shaped very specifically to be able to fit into one another to undergo this change.
The impacts of El Nino last 9-12 months but are most heavily felt during Winter. The term El Nino refers to the climate cycle that affects the countries in temperature latitudes, and that is characterized by temperature increase in the ocean, and rainfall due to stormy weather, make a shift to the East.
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In the "The Role of Social Media on Arab Uprising" by Heather Brown, Emily Guskin and Amy Mitchell, analyzes how social media and internet serve as efficient tools for organizing protest and giving information to the outside world during Arab spring movement. The quotation that provide evidence to support this claim are below:
Explanation:
These quotations are:
1. "Networks formed online were crucial in organizing a core group of activist, specifically in Egypt"
2." Civil society leaders in Arab countries emphasized the role of "the internet, mobile phones, and social media" in the protest".
3. "Additionally, digital media has been used by Arabs to exercise freedom of speech as a space for civic engagement."
Social media indeed played an important role in the Arab Uprising. the networks that were formed online helped in organizing core activist groups especially in Egypt.
