The correct answer is superego.
According to Freud, our personality is comprised of three parts: the id, ego and the superego. The superego refers to a part of our personality that represents our conscience and suppresses desires or urges that are inappropriate or unacceptable. In Greg's instance, his superego effectively enabled him to suppress his hunger urge and wait till the lecture ended, since doing so is more socially acceptable and honorable behavior rather than giving into his urge and leaving the lecture hall to satisfy his hunger.
Answer: Richard Nixon, like his arch-rival President John F. Kennedy, was far more interested in foreign policy than in domestic affairs. It was in this arena that Nixon intended to make his mark.
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Answer: C) Engineering
Explanation:
Fredrick Wilson Taylor was a mechanical engineer who proposed that simplification and optimization of task can improve the productivity of task rather than making any person do hardwork with full potential.
Other options are incorrect because human resource management, physics, operation research and psychology are not the field which was pursued by Frederick Taylor .Thus, the correct option is option(C).
Answer:
gold was used as healing back then
Explanation:
spaniards are kinda like pirates they like gold because they thought it healed the sick. and by sick i mean greed.
Social inertia is when someone insults you at a party and you attribute your anger to the insult and according to systems theory, it is an example of inertia.
Systems theory is an inter-disciplinary study of systems as of all systems are related to each other within a larger and more complex system. When applied to social work it enables us to gain a better understanding of environmental factors on individuals' endurance of stable relationships in society or social groups.
When we resist to change or endure the stable relationships , it is known as social inertia which is exact opposite of social change. We can conquer social inertia by identifying it and resolving it.
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