<span>In the 1920's the agricultural products were at their boom. Mechanization was introduced to improve farm technology. But lack of demand brought surplus products in the hands of farmers, prices fell. Farmers became loan defaulters resulting in poor performance in rural banks. But business boomed. There were more production and purchase of machines and electrical appliances through credit system and installment purchase which resulted in bankruptcy.</span>
Answer:
other factors, such as motivation and social skills, have little impact on economic success.
Explanation:
Research that examines the associations between IQ scores and outcomes, such as income and occupational success, has shown that other factors, such as motivation and social skills, have little impact on economic success.
This is because economic success is, in most cases, related to control and professional success. Professional success, however, is not directly linked to social skills and motivation, although these factors have a certain influence, they are not highly regarded by individuals. However, occupational success, income and IQ, most of the time take all the credit for the economic success of a person being the main factors stimulated for this objective.
Over the past three decades, evidence has accumulated that even low levels of lead can slow a child's development and cause learning and behavior problems.
True
Mead'interpretations neglected to consider particular historical circumstances.
Margaret Mead's book entitled "Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Societies" talks about the issues of sexual orientation and relationship among the three primitive groups, which are Arapesh, Mundugumor, and Tchambuli.