Answer:antisocial personality disorder; psychopathy
Explanation:
Antisocial personality disorder is a mental based disorder that causes someone to manipulated and exploits other people's right without even feeling bad about doing that.
This may result to them having had relationships with others and commuting criminal activities. A person pays no attention to their acts whether it right or wrong or whether it hurts others. It is also called sociopath.
Psychopathy a person act in a way that pay no regard to social rules and may pretend normal in front of others such that you may begin to trust them but when they hit you they hit you hard with no remorse. The difference between these two is that a psychopath has no conscience in them where as a sociopath has some conscience eventhough it's not that strong they may feel a bit of guilt but still they will continue with their action.
Answer:
D. Most music groups are made of 3 or more persons
Explanation:
It is quite uncommon to find that there are less than three persons in any music group. Although it is possible, the number of groups with less than three persons are quite less than the number of groups that are more.
By implementing this law that there can only be three people or less in the group does not decrease the amount of noise that is made but it does decrease the frequency that the noise is made.
This implementation will see fewer groups and reduced noise overall. However when the noise is made it is very likely that it will be just as loud as a band with more than three persons.
I believe the answer is: self fulfilling prophecy
Self fulfilling prophecy refers to the prediction that somehow makes itself become true/fulfilled. Other example would be when a person is inherently believe that he is somehow intellectually inferior and cannot do anything to improve their get. This often lead him to not making any efforts since he believes it pointless, which lead to self-fulfilling his initial opinion about himself.
Answer: A, people of different faiths lived there
Explanation: I took the test!
The results of Burger’s recent replication of Milgram’s obedience study suggest that <span>people's tendency to obey has remained about the same since Milgram's study.
Milgram's study was carried out in 1961 and it had to do with his experiment to see how people of different backgrounds and educational levels would react to listening to an authoritative figure who wants them to do something conflicting their morals.
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