For life in a city:
<span>1) More opportunities for work</span>
<span>2) More interactions with people</span>
<span>3) Goods and services are more accessible
</span>
For why life in a city is not a good idea:
<span>1) Less populated
</span>
<span>2) Relaxed environment</span>
<span>3) Possibly less crime or privacy issues as oppose to
a city</span>
Answer:
Researchers define grief is an active process on which people after traumatic experiences recover slowly after at least 1 year and each person is different; but over time posttraumatic growth can also lead to possitive outcomes such as personal strength.
That's why the example above "best exemplifies the <em>Change</em> theme of grief"; in this case the traumatic experience turned Cain into an assertive person managing his finances, pushing him to aquire a positive <em>Change</em>.
Explanation:
Answer
Japan, Germany and Italy
Explanation
One of the most important speeches of Franklin D. Roosevelt "Fireside chat #19" which was delivered to the nation few days after pearl harbor attack. On this Roosevelt outlined the diplomatic history of the United state and japan. His suggestion was that the Japanese negotiations was not of good faith but they had a hidden agenda.This shocked the nation very much and it was an alert of the war.Roosevelt suggested that the United State was ready and prepare for the great challenge. In order for the american way of life to be safe Roosevelt said that Germany,Japan and Italy must be defeated.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The adage most appropriate to memory function and aging is "use or lose it."
That is why it is so important to continually exercise the memory function so the brain never loses its ability to do something previously learned. You use it and you practice it so you master. Mastery is the result of constant repetition. So it is better to use something to be fresh in the memory and could be used when needing it.
Answer:
C. ask Tony if he could give you a ride to the grocery store
Explanation:
<u>The Ben Franklin effect</u> (named after Benjamin Franklin and his quote "He that has once done you a kindness will be more ready to do you another, than he whom you yourself have obliged") <u>is the psychological theory that proposes the person is more likely to adopt admiration towards us if they perform a favor for us than if we perform a favor for them. </u>
The explanation is that people usually help others because they like them, therefore if we do something for another person <u>our brain (due to cognitive dissonance) will switch to thinking that we liked them in the first place.</u>
This is why if we ask Tony to drive us and he agrees he might develop a liking towards us, thinking he did us a favor because of the admiration and his own attraction towards us.
