Answer:
Binding
Explanation:
In psychology of perception, the term binding refers to the process by which we unify our conscious perceptions and take the different parts and elements into a whole, by using our central nervous system.
This process is the one that would make us see paintings as a whole instead of disconnected dots of colour, texture and process. Thus, the correct answer to this question would be the process of binding.
Answer:
becoming a person of trust
Explanation:
Dr. Warren Bennis of the University of California undertook a five year research project in the 1980's that explicitly looks at various types of successful leaders. Interestingly, the results found that while every leader had their own distinguishable leadership style, what made the research unique was that all of them shared four leadership competencies which includes:
- Management of Attention
- Management of meaning
- Management of Trust
- Management of Self.
Answer:
It is true that Talib has developed a concept of the generalized other.
Explanation:
The generalized other is a concept in which an individual has a <em>common idea as others regarding actions within society</em>. It means an individual is conscious of what the common notions are between other members of society.
In this case, Talib is fully socialized because he <em>understands the notion</em> that people might judge him or not accept his behavior of eating his greasy cheeseburger on the crowded bus. He is conscious of this and thus has developed the concept of the generalized other.
When considering developed nations and less-developed nations, one should remember that "development" refers to a nation's ability to feed, cloth, and shelter its people.
The primary measure of a country's development is per capital gross domestic product.Factors like lifespan, energy consumption, per capital value, skill rates, and infant mortality rate are used to measure a country's development.
In all three areas ethnic minorities are trying to achieve some degree of autonomy or independence. In Quebec the movement is peaceful and political, and some people are now satisfied with protected language rights within the Canadian confederation while some still want independence for Quebec. In Xinjiang the Uighur minority wants independence from China; due to lack of political options the movement has used sporadic violence and terrorism to achieve its ends. Only in Chechnya has the independence movement spilled over into civil war with terrorism in other parts of Russia.
