<span>This was a pseudoscientific diagnosis applied to black slaves who were wanting to run away from their masters. It was thought that, by running away from the plantation, black slaves were showing that they simply did not want to do the work that was Biblically intended for them. The idea that slave-masters could treat their help as equals was seen as a contributing factor, in the mind of Samuel Cartwright, the physician who conjectured this specific malady.</span>
Answer:
Sociological
Explanation:
Sociological theories and sciences that look into society and human behavior (sociology, anthropology, social psychology, etc.) give the bases of <u>how humans behave, develop and think in certain societies and cultures.</u>
Based on these bits of knowledge and adapted to the environment, we can think of the ways to see<u> what people in certain areas need, have, want, how they will develop better.</u>
<u>With this, we can improve policies to fit the neighborhood standards, education that is better and more efficient, and more job opportunities for certain groups of people in question.</u>
Desoto on the shore of the mississippi
The answer is: his study does not qualify as an experiment. For the study to be an experiment, Dr. Kline would have to manipulate the independent variable in a group (for example, apply a certain treatment) and also have a control group to which he doesn’t apply such treatment.
In this case, the study is an observational study because he only observed the subjects that were in the zoo that morning and measured the variable of his interest, that is the environmental attitude of the visitors, he did not apply a certain treatment to the group nor manipulate any variable.
Answer: Psychoanalysis.
Explanation:
Sigmund Freud (1856 – 1939) was the founder of the Psychoanalytic approach, which examines unconscious impulses to explain human behavior. Freud maintained that the mind had both conscious and unconscious thoughts, developed based on psychic forces, and trauma could be cured by transforming unconscious thoughts and motivations into conscious ideas, therefore providing insight.
