The most likely result is Daisy wouldn't develop deep emotional attachment with her mother.
Deep emotional attachment between parents and infant developed due to the Perception that infants have for her mother.
If the parent spent a lot of time taking care of her infant, the infant will perceive the mother as a guardian that always take care of her and someone who could make the infant feel safe.
If, the infant spent the majority of his/her childhood at they care, the emotional attachment that the infants have with the daycare teacher could be deeper than the attachment that they have to thier mother.
The answer on this scenario is all of these. Modelling one's work after the other is acceptable yet to replace one's experience with the experience of the writer is not. Also copying directly and failing to use one's own theme are all not acceptable.
D it's evident the question is explaining how he's encountered faulty drivers which are teens
Answer: Atmospheric.
Explanation:
Atmospheric perspective also referred to as aerial perspective is the method by which illusions of depth are made in paintings by modulation of colors to show effect of changes by the atmosphere on the colour of things seen from afar.
Durand used a monochromatic color scheme, using a varieties of a specific set of colors, which shows off a soothing feeling to its viewers. Usage of several shades of green and brown does not provoke any feelings of happiness or sadness but rather of serenity and calmness. Durand's work is very realistic, it does not have any exotic or abstract figures. Asher Brown Durand created Kindred Spiritsin 1849 to honor his late teacher Thomas Cole who died in 1848. Jonathon Sturges who was a former business partner of Cole told Durand to create the painting so that it could be given to William Cullen Bryant, Cole’s 3 Patrick Frank.
Brown Durand’s painting set in an idealized, composite landscape constructed from several sites in the Catskill mountain range. Kindred Spirits is a depiction of an essay of the Hudson River School of painting. Asher Brown Durand depicted this imaginary site with naturalistic style, careful attention to detail, and mastery of light and color to praise his mentor Cole. Where Cole stands with his friend, the poet William Cullen Bryant as “kindred spirits,” representative of the harmonious intertwine of their respective artistic mediums of poetry and the visual arts.
