Answer:
C.
he was NOT measuring an innate, fixed level of mental ability.
Explanation:
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
Anticipatory socialization simply occurs when the people who are not yet part of a particular group adopt the standards of the group as they want to join them and start behaving like the group members so that there'll be an ease of entry into the group when they're accepted.
Some of the practices that they do include training, rehearsing, play acting etc. Common examples of anticipatory socialization are the law school students who behaves like lawyers while in school and start learning the necessary values.
Answer:
1. Take driver’s education.
2. Take and pass the driving test (get my driver’s license).
3. Search for insurance (and be a smart insurance shopper!).
4. Buy auto insurance.
5. Receive valid insurance card from insurance company.
6. Oops! I got into a fender bender.
7. Exchange insurance information with the other driver.
8. File a claim with your insurance company.
9. Allow insurance company to view the damage.
10. Finalize claim with your insurance company
11. Pay deductible.
Explanation:
It's a good idea to have an insurance card before you get into an accident. In my experience, the last step in the process is to pay the deductible to the auto body shop at the point the repair is finished. Typically, they have already been in communication with the insurance company to obtain the rest of the payment.
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In one accident I had, the "finalize claim" step was last, after the insurance company had sued the uninsured motorist for damages. There was an additional settlement after the step where I paid the deductible.
The doctrine that indicates especially naturalistic or non-theistic philosophy with positive emphasis on human values is secular ethics.
<h3>What is ethics?</h3>
Ethics simply mean the ability to know what's right from what's wrong in society.
In this case, the doctrine that indicates especially naturalistic or non-theistic philosophy with positive emphasis on human values is secular ethics.
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