Answer:
Explanation:
Print and electronic media are forms of communication which offers both text, which is a written for of communication and visual or pictorial form of communication where drawing s could be made to represent events, emotion or action. With print media, record of events, petitions, and demands can be kept for a very long period of time as it is able or maintain its form and it is reproducible. Similarly, print and electronic media can reach a very large number of audience as electronic media allows information to be transmitted over a large broadband with the aid of internet and smartphones capabilities ensuring that a large audience is reached.
With print and electronic media, messages can be shaped to pass a very strong and telling message with its text and pictorial capability enabling messages to be transformed into detailed and storied picture. This helps to catch the attention of audience and evoke emotions.
- Hijras support themselves through begging, performances, and sex work.
- Hijras are revered as powerful religious figures.
- Hijras face discrimination in access to housing, health care, and education.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Transgender denotes the gender identity or expression of the person that does not fit or differs with the sex assigned at birth.
The transgender individuals are referred by the term hijra. Due to gender stratification, Hijras were not given equal access to housing, education and health care in India.
In Southeast Asia, Hijras are respected as powerful religious figures. Hijras beg and do sex work for their survival.
Bahuchara Mata- a Hindu goddess was commonly worshipped by Hijras.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Diffusion is the spread of cultural beliefs from one group of people to another. All other answers involve people coming to or leaving a specific country, and therefore affect population.
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1. By age 7, children can make judgments about a face trustworthiness that match adults’ judgments. FALSE
2. Our habit of looking at other people’s faces develops between the ages of 12 and 18 months. FALSE
3. Politicians whose faces were rated as looking more competent win more often. TRUE
4. Our facial expressions can unintentionally reveal our thoughts. TRUE
