Answer: The correct answers are 1-increase pluralistic ignorance 2- less likely to assume it's an emergency situation
Explanation:
Pluralistic ignorance is a concept in social psychology that refers to a situation in which a group of people reject certain norms or behavior but go along with it because they feel and assume (Sometimes incorrectly) that other people accept it.
Pluralistic ignorance can explain the By-stander effect that leads people to think "if no one is saying anything or doing anything then I'm not going to say or do anything".
In this particular case, Gillian heard a squeal of brakes and a crash. She looks around and notices that no one was affected by that noise and subsequently she stays calm.
Answer:
A primary consumer
Explanation:
A food web comprises of different food chains being merged. It is a representation of the feeding relationships which living beings have with others. It represents a community where food energy is transferred from one source to another. The source of food energy in plants. They are the producers. Te food energy gets transferred from the producers to the herbivores to carnivores.
Answer:
Behavioral measure
Explanation:
Behavioural measure refers to the tests and procedures which are used in research to collect knowledge from a study topic, here the observation of behaviors in a subject is recorded by researchers.
Participants were asked to consume either 8, 16, 24, or 32 ounces of alcohol. They were then asked to recite the English alphabets as quickly as possible. In this scenario, the number of failed attempts it takes for the participants to correctly recite the alphabets will be an example of a BEHAVIOURAL measure.
Behavioral measure are used to gather knowledge about the traits by analyzing their overt conduct in highly organized miniature scenarios.
The correct answer is <em>option c. Illegal</em>. In 1960 there were a dozen U.S States that made interracial marriages illegal. These States were: Arizona, Colorado, California, Idaho, Montana, Maryland, Indiana, North Dakota, Nevada, Nebraska, South Dakota, Oregon, Wyoming and Utah.
In 1967, the United Supreme Court, taking the case of Loving vs Virginia as a precedent, declared the decision to make unconstitutional all laws that banned interracial marriage.
