Because there is a difficulty in quantifying, putting in numbers, the value of community and cooperative organizations. So the conclusion is simple: If you can not quantify you can not measure and if there is difficulty in quantifying, there is the same difficulty in measuring.
The correct answer is constructive thought patterns.
<u> Having a constructive thought pattern leads to success.</u>
We all live in two dimensions, the internal and the external. What happens in one of these dimensions cannot influence the other, unless a bridge is built connecting them. The bridge that can connect the two dimensions and change the external dimension is behavior. Thoughts belong to the internal dimension. With thinking you can change the physiological functioning of the body, because there is a connection between thinking and the functioning of the body, and you can change emotional responses, such as developing motivation.
Answer:
The narration suggests mounting helplessness and agony.
Explanation:
The given excerpt is taken from "The Adventure of the Mysterious Stranger" which was written by Washington Irving.
In the excerpt, the author narrates the agony and the helplessness of the character lying in the sofa. His face bears traces of convulsions and he looked very tired and distressed. This tells us the pain the person i the character id going through.
First of all, Heatchliff does not have feelings <em>for </em>Hindley, he rather has feelings against Hindley and very strong and negative ones at that. Psychologically speaking, Heathcliff shows a very vengeful sadism against Hindley as he comes back a well off man who manipulates Hindley's gambling and drinking addictions in order to financially ruin him and have him mortgage Wuthering Heights to Heathclif in order to pay off his gambling and drinking debts. This will result in HIndley's death later in the story.
