<span>they have to go back and say they didn't exist</span>
The correct answer would be "The Glass Ceiling Effect", So option D.
I believe the answer is: <span>self-serving bias
</span><span>self-serving bias refers to the process of adjusting our perception in such a way that would put ourself on a positive light.
</span><span>self-serving bias is most commonly caused by our needs to maintain self-esteem or being perceive as favorable in some ways by other people in our social group.</span>
Answer:
This can include the certainty one feels in her own ability, performance, level of control, or chance of success.
Explanation:
Overconfidence is thinking so highly of oneself beyond the capacity of the person. It is trusting in one's ability beyond what can be offer or given. Overconfidence makes one neglect corrections or take heed to instructions that is outside of what is known even though it is correct.
It doesn't allow for growth beyond the scope of what has been known. Observations made by people are always not relevant to someone who is over confident in himself this could lead to such persons committing more errors than expected.
Answer:
1. Economic, exploratory, ethnocentric, political and religious factors.
2. The new hawaiian constitution declared at the time she throne herself in 1891, removed various monarchy powers in favor of the American Imperialism.
3. The main reason for this war to happen, was because the russian empire wanted to expand their territorial powers to asian lands due to needs of warm-water port for porpuses of trading as well as well as a base for his growing navy. Japan disagreed with this, and after russians declining japanese offers, Japan declared the war in 1904.
4. Woodrow Wilson's moral diplomacy was basically intended to only negotiate with countries that had the same ideas as the american nation, while Teddy Roosevelt's "Big Stick" policy intended to stablish relations with internal and external adversaries, peacefully but showing determination to act violently in case of disagreement or resistance.
Explanation:
<u>Explanation already given in answer.</u>
