<span>"Physical distractions"
</span>There are many type of distractions such as psychological
distractions or semantic distractions which refer to different kinds.
<span>Physical distractions come in the form of things you can see,
hear, taste, touch or smell public speaking flash cards</span>
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The question that relates to the hard problem of consciousness is:
D) Do both women perceive the air conditioning in the same way?
Explanation:
Consciousness can be defined as our perception of our own mental processes. <u>The hard problem of consciousness is related to why or how we are able to perceive an experience form a first-person perspective, how we are able to "feel like" something. In the case we are analyzing here, the hard problem of consciousness relates to the perception each woman has of the air conditioning. Even though they have both come from outside the building, from the same heat, into the building, to the same colder temperature, do they have the same perception of it? </u>Or are their perceptions different because they are different people?
 
        
             
        
        
        
If a company is doing well, more people are going to want to have a piece of the pie (profits/earnings). This will lead them to buy stock. If more people want to buy stock, then the price of that stock will go up since there are many people interested in buying stock and the stock is limited. Once stockholders are selling their stock, the price of the stock will go down. The supply went up and usually when supply goes up, price goes down.
        
             
        
        
        
Ashley's perspective on class is an example of "Standpoint".
It is a set of convictions and thoughts, values from which attitudes and choices are framed. In simple words standpoint is the point or place at which a man stands to see something. The psychological position, demeanor, etc. from which a man perspectives and judges things, for instance from the legal adviser's standpoint, her customer is correct.