The general conclusion that can be drawn about the nature of learning is: <span>The capacity to learn is essential to the survival of all human and nonhuman animals.
The environment that humans that lived in will always changing. In order to survive in this environment, we need to constantly do an adaptation. There is no way we could learn to adapt if we do not learn about the environment around us.</span>
I believe the answer is: Utilitarian organization
Utilitarian organization refers to the type of organization that gather its members by offering them certain type of financial benefit, and lesser rate of emotional attachment to the group's goal. This type of organization is what we commonly see in most corporations today,
As the early 1900's was still a religious period, many people had discontent with that theory because they thought it damaged the origins of the bible, and public morality.
The black community has been a constant victim of racism, prejudice, violence and lack of social, economic and political resources. These factors have generated psychological pressure and fear that have harmed members of this community in a gradual way, not only socially, but psychologically as well.
The social problems that afflict African American society have harmed their mental health. Directly, we can state that a utopian way to solve these problems and allow improvements in the mental health of these people would be the total and definitive extermination of racism and prejudice in American society. This is because racism and prejudice are the main sources of the problems that black people go through and that affect their mental health.
Thus, a society where blacks are free, have all their rights guaranteed and are treated equally, without being judged by their skin color, would be an ideal society, where even white people would be favored.
For that to happen, a long way must be traveled, as racism is something deeply rooted in modern society, but that must be fought by everyone every day.
'Colonial America', 'Virgina', and 'History'.