No you should not be worried. maybe they have known each other for a while and still want to be friends
Answer:
<u>This question is missing options</u>:
- tied mover
- stayer-at-heart
- mover-at-heart
- tied stayer
The answer is mover-at-heart.
Explanation:
As the term implies, a mover-at-heart will feel a constant need to move around the world. It may be used to describe people who migrate and look for better opportunities, or for people who simply enjoy constant travel.
Movers-at-heart are often described as open, creative and happier.
People were concerened at the state of our presidency. Many people saw Lincoln as an amazing president and it scared them to think of not having him anymore.
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Answer:False
Explanation:
When we study our own culture more than other culture we are likely to develop ethnocentrism or a belief that our cultural values and norms are much better and superior than that of others.
For us to be open and be able to acknowledge other people's culture we need to educate ourselves about their culture and learn how they do thing and why they do things the way they do, the more we understand their culture the lesser we are to prematurely judge their actions.
The more we know people the more we are likely to accept them and make peace with who they are because we understand why they are that way.
