Answer: YES
Explanation:
depression makes you feel like there’s no point in doing anything. For example you could want to go on a walk then think “what’s the point. I’m wasting time, and I’m not getting anything out of it, we’re all going to die, there’s no point.” He would be less proactive with things like that. He would be mostly careless about decisions because we’re all going to die, and there’s no point of doing anything.
- coming from someone with depression :)
<span>it helps the players woork well with others, and have sportsmanship these are vital qualities for anyone to have</span>
Answer:
Each country considers that there are different rights in the human race, which the most common in most countries are: health, education and social security. Which is in many countries that these aspects are not met, and governments corrupt it.
Human rights are considered that by being destroyed or not respected, the right to BE human is being denied, since for example denying the right to health would deny the right to live.
Explanation:
Human rights are unbreakable, although there are certain governments that do not respect it, if this were to happen there are different penalties throughout the world, which could even complicate the government's political position or if it is not possible to interrupt governance before the voting period
Answer: False. In order to become member of society, person has to interact with society. He has to be involve in its everyday activities to a member let alone an effective member. A person who does not do this cannot be counted as a member of society if he has done anything for it.
Answer:
Reasons for irrational behaviour : Political brand name establishment in favour of candidate, enhancing brand loyalty towards.
More knowledgable public : Would value candidate working on real development, rather than mere brand name.
Explanation:
Political elections are determined by the public's impressions of the candidates rather than the candidates' views on the issues.
Reason(s) of such irrational voting behaviour could be : The candidate having established a personal brand image of himself/ herself, specially in a particular community group. This makes the people of the community being 'brand loyal' towards their candidate, irrespective of his or her ideologies. It is also possible to make that political personality (candidate) an important part of 'national image' or 'community leader image', which reinforce support for the candidate, irrespective of person perception and attitudes.
If public were more knowledgeable about factors that affect person perception and attitudes : The political support would not be based on lineaged political brand names. It would rather be earned on the basis of candidate's performance for socio - economic, political upliftment. This would give power in the hands of deserving politicians & create a message that 'real work' & not just 'name' is needed to gain political success
