Freud would have suggested that the fact that two-year old Damien refuses to obey his parents and demonstrates independence from their control, Damien is going through the ana l stage of development. The ana l stage i<span>s the second </span>stage<span> in Sigmund Freud's theory of psychosexual </span>development <span>in which the child's main concerns are with the processes of elimination.</span>
Answer:
D). Unconscionable
Explanation:
Unconscionable is a precept in contract law which depicts the extremely immoral, oppressive, or unjust laws as obstructive to good conscience. These laws overwhelmingly favor one party of the contract due to its superiority in bargaining abilities.
As per the question, the provision of 'landlord's authority to cut off heat or water' in a residential lease exemplifies such immoral or outrageous laws that can outrage the sensibility or conscience of the courts and courts have the complete authority to refuse the enforcement of such unjust laws. Thus, <u>option D</u> is the correct answer.
The Principle of Cross-Cutting tells us that a fault must be older than the rock it cuts. Cross-cutting in geology was formulated by Nicolas Steno, a Danish geologist in the mid-1600's. It is usually used in combination with radiometric age dating, which can tell the geologist how old the rock is.
Answer: Talk about the difference
For Gottman the problem is not in conflicts, as they are common and inevitable, it is in the mechanisms that are activated when problems arise.
As a result, couples who break up often get stuck in negative emotions that lead to a self-destructive cycle; consistent in employing communication mechanisms that hurt and are ineffective in resolving or accepting the situation.
Cranes and associated rigging equipment must be inspected regularly to identify any existing or potentially unsafe conditions.
The most common types of accidents related to cranes and such equipment include contact with power lines, loads getting dropped, and boom collapses. These rigging problems can occur if the cranes are not inspected often enough, which is an essential part of good maintenance.
It is necessary to fix any problem even it means interrupting work, because this is still preferable to injuries (or worse, fatalities), considerable material losses, and unflattering media coverage.
