I believe the correct answer is gender identity disorder.
Body Integrity Identity Disorder (BIID) describes a phenomenon in which physically healthy people feel the constant desire for an impairment of their body. In other words, they are people who want the amputation of one or more healthy limbs or who want paralysis. In some articles, this disorder is compared to gender dysphoria, studying their similarities and differences, and arriving at the conclusion that BIID may be a new type of identity disorder.
<span>This strategy corresponds to nurture. This is because Tiffany's parents are teaching her about soccer, and helping her learn the required skills, it is not necessarily something she would be inclined to do on her own or would come to her naturally. Her parents do this because they want to influence her development in a particular way.</span>
Answer:
Law of imitation
Explanation:
Gabriel Tarde studies of criminal behaviour identify 3 types of repetitive patterns. He observed that men imitate one another in proportion as they are in close contact.
The laws of imitation apply to criminals and committing crime just as all aspects of social life that are present in the works of Gabriel Tarde.
According to him, the laws of imitation are universal laws for all social activities either by opposition, imitation or adaptation.
In the case of crimes, the social cohesiveness created among those groups, their beliefs and influence of social environment are very significant factors that influence criminal behaviour.
The social environment will always play a key role in producing criminals
I guess that is related to necklace making :) Here are the steps she needs to follow;
Decide how long the necklace should be and then cut the string
as decided. The next step would be to tie a knot but not very tight, a loose
one to one side of the string. Next she needs to put the beads into that string
in an arranged and beautiful color combination style. Finally when it is done,
the loose knot needs to be opened and tied to the other end of the string with
the caution that no beads should fall out.
