Answer:
Ellos son pelirrojos.
Carmen es alta.
Yo estoy en la clase de español.
La película es a las once.
Hoy es viernes.
Nosotras estamos enojadas.
Antonio es médico
Romeo y Julieta están enamorados.
Los libros son de Ana.
Marisa y Juan están estudiando
El partido de baloncesto es en el gimnasio
Explanation:
We use the verb ser to talk about a permanent state of something (e.g. characteristic of the person or thing), while we use the verb estar to describe temporary states or conditions, emotions, locations, and actions.
e.g. Carmen es alta. / Marisa y Juan están estudiando.
The answer is social comparison. This states that we decide our own social and individual worth in view of how we stack up against others we see as by one means or another faring better or more regrettable. We now and again contrast ourselves with others as a method for cultivating self-change, self-inspiration, and a positive mental self portrait.
Some criticisms that have been leveled at psychodynamic theories of personality are the reliance on early childhood familial experiences that come up later in life and too much emphasis on explaining how sexuality messes with behaviors.
The answer is Coastal plain.
