Answer:
Cynthia wasn't trustworthy and reliable, Cynthia wasn't forgiven by Jasmine, but mostly Cynthia won't apologize.
Explanation:
- According to the above paragraph, Cynthia wasn't even trustworthy or faithful. It can be used when Cynthia started speaking to Celeb, pointing out the shortcomings of Jasmine.
- Jasmine would never forgive Cynthia, although whenever she came to knowledge concerning the incident, her confidence was broken through friendship.
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Once more when Jasmine seemed angry, Cynthia neither apologize for her mistake as well as their relationship weakened and separated.
Answer:
option a : the pursuit of an activity for external reward
Explanation:
Extrinsic motivation is type of motivation consist of external mode of encouragement which can be in the form of money appraisal, fame etc.
extrinsic motivation is totally different from intrinsic motivation which involve motivation from inside or internal motivation from an individual. while extrinsic are external motivation.
Answer:
Option C
Explanation:
Let the potential energy of rock A be represented as Pa
And the potential energy of rock B be represented as Pb
Pa = ma * g * h
Pb = mb * g*h
ma = 2 * mb
Thus, Pa = 2 mb * g*h
Pa/Pb = 2 mb * g*h/mb * g*h
Pa/Pb = 2
Pa = 2 * Pb
The energy pf rock A is two times the energy of rock B.
OR
Pb = Pa/2
Hence, option C is correct
The answer is: Falling hazard
The fact that falling hazard still become the most occurring fatalities despite being regulated by OSHA means that there are still many companies who do not implemented these safety regulations. From all possible fatalities that occurred on working sites, falling hazard made up more than 33% of them.
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.
