Answer:
True
Explanation:
Hello! There are cultures that become very hard with respect to older adults, societies where the value of life is related to their productivity. In such cases, where the person occupies space, they are placed in nursing homes for professionals to take care of them and not the family.
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I think its Eritrea, but if its not, don't come at me
Horace M. Miner wrote the paper about Nacirema back in 1956. The term “Nacirema” is actually “American” spelled backwards and the article was an anthropological article describing US American, predominantly Caucasian, culture of the 1950’s. Some of the themes that this 'tribe' would find strange are 1. the superiority of his own culture 2. the inscrutable exoticness and childlike primitiveness of things and behaviors 3. the self-image obsession.
<u><em>There are 2 types of economies,</em></u>
<u><em>---> Formal economies ( Eg: Capitalism, Socialism etc)</em></u>
<u><em>----> Informal economies ( Eg : Underground Economy)</em></u>
Answer: d. shaping
Explanation:
This is a method used to establish a particular behavior that someone hasn't learnt by introducing if slow by slow until it reaches a desired behavior.
This involves successive steps of reinforcing a behavior until it is completely grasped.
The steps that are used in reinforcing this behaviour are closely associated with the behaviour that need to be reached at the end.
For example a baby is given a candy so that he can utter the word for candy which is a first step towards shaping him to learn to communicate
A reinforcement need to be kept up until the person has learned the behavior.
