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its either C or D I'm 50 50 on both but I think it could be C. sry if wrong
Explanation:
Answer:
See explanation below.
Explanation:
Creativity plays an important role in children development, through playing in creative ways, children grow socially, emotionally and cognitively.
3 year-old children are in the <u>preoperational stag</u>e according to Piaget's theory, during this stage, children have <u>strong imaginatio</u>n and intuition so parents can use that imagination to encourage creativity.
When Lyndsey showed her drawing to her mother, the mother said what it looked like to her (like daddy).
If she wanted to encourage her daughter's creativity, she could have made questions that had to do with Lyndsey's imagination, for example:
- Tell me about your picture,
- What did you draw?
- What were you thinking while drawing?
- What's the story of your drawing?
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The Altithermal period changed the cultures of early American Indian peoples in Oklahoma in that higher temperatures made the weather change and grasslands spread over most of the Oklahoman territory. The eastern part of Oklahoma remained with woodlands. This grassland spread helped to attract big animals such as Buffaloes and other types of animals like rabbits, deers that could adapt to the climate conditions. Of course, this factor helped to attract Native American Indians because they could hunt those animals to feed their families. So yes, changing temperatures affected society and is a major factor to limit or attract people to one territory, depending on the highs and lows of climate conditions.
A homophily is term that is used in Sociology (the study of society and its people). This term refers to people's tendencies to identify and connect with people who are much like themselves. They can be similar in gender, race, socioeconomic status, personality, interests, or in their belief systems.
Example "A" would not best exemplify homophily because the statement does not provide any information that we would identify as commonalities.
Example "B" also is not an example of homophily, for the same reasons stated in Example "A".
Example "C" is a very good example of homophily. These two young people are the same race (race), attend the same church (belief system), and are majoring in the same discipline (interests).
Example "D" is another poor example of homophily. Although the pair met at a funeral (they know common people) and share common interests, their differences are a longer list than their commonalities. They are very far apart in age, have different religions (belief system), and are from different classes (socioeconomic status).
