Answer:
The answer to the question: What socioogical idea is this an example of? Would be: Recidivism.
Explanation:
Recidivism is explained in sociology as the tendency of a person to go back to a specific negative behavior (such as criminal acting) even after he/she has been on the receiving end of the negative consequences of such behavior, or has been trained in order to suppress it. In this case, we have the research of Devah Pager on employment and management of people who have a criminal record. These people have been stigmatized, and therefore are going through the negative effects of their wrong behavior. However, because of the circumstances that surround them, meaning they cannot find employment even though they have already been retrained not to regress, these people display what is known as recidivism, or the recurrence of the negative behavior that had been supressed before (criminal activity).
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Answer:
Bacon: decrease
salty snacks: decrease
salmon: increase
wheat bread: decrease
vegetables: increase
sugary drinks: decrease
Explanation:
The dietary guidelines for Americans is a document that was created by experts in nutrition to guide people on how to eat healthier. These guidelines indicate that people should eat a lot of vegetables, whole grains instead of grains, include different proteins like seafood, avoid food with added sugar and saturated and trans fat and eat food that is low on salt. According to that, you should decrease the consumption of bacon as it is high on fat, salty snacks as they are high on sodium, wheat bread as you should limit the amount of grains and eat whole grains and sugary drinks as they have added sugar.
On the other side, you should increase the consumption of salmon as it is a protein and vegetables as they are healthy.
A because it helps the immune system
Sugar in fruits are is a different kind of sugar to natural sugar breaks down different in the body and where as regular sugar doesn't break down as well and it turns into fat molecules
