Answer:
Warming increases the temperature of sea surface and as a result the sea level rises.
Explanation:
The water molecules that get warmer relate to the climate change issues affecting the EAC because warming increases the temperature of sea surface and as a result the sea level rises which greatly affect the Republics of Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, the United Republic of Tanzania, and the Republic of Uganda which is present in EAC.
I believe the answer is: <span>The utilitarian principle; assumes values are prioritized in an order and the consequences of various courses are understood.
The utilitarian principle commonly used in collective society to determine the most 'morally correct' decision by considering which decision would bring the most marginal benefit for the largest number of people.</span>
Answer:biopsychosocial
Explanation:The biopsychosocial model is a model that considers multiple disciplines when considering mental conditiona that affect an individual. It looks at psychological , biological and socio-environmental factors. It evaluates how these factors play a role in affecting someone's health and in causing diseases.
This means a medical condition affecting someone may not be solely biologically caused but may also be a result of psychological and social factors.
For example some people who may be psychopath are not only affected by psychological issues but biology and social environment may be in play .
Some grow up in a very violent home where there was no nurturing and they inherited some violent genes or some type of genes form their parents that turned them into who they are psychologically
Answer:
Trait approach
Explanation:
The trait approach theory was first given by Gordon Allport in the 1930s. It is also called a trait theory of leadership. In the beginning, there was found about 4500 traits that were later combined and finalized into three categories.
The trait theory has been criticizing because this theory has very little generalization results in their traits theory as not applicable to most of the great leaders. This theory focuses on the leadership but not on the situation.
