In his book “Guns, Germs and Steel,” Jared Diamond argues that societies that have prevailed and conquered others (for example, Eurasian societies) have been lucky in terms of environment. This has allowed them to enjoy advantages and adaptations that other cultures have not had. When he discusses the case of Papua New Guinea, he gives several reasons for the lack of technological development they had before the arrival of Europeans:
Lack of large mammals that could be of help in transportation or agriculture.
Isolation from other major cultures.
Lack of domesticable animals.
Lack of domesticable crops.
Enormous natural barriers that prevented constant contact between various cultural groups.
Answer:The halo effect
Explanation:The halo effect is a type of cognitive bias in which our perception of an individual is affected by the impression we have about them.
The overall impression you have about someone will affect how you see them , if you your impression of a particular individual is that they are smart , it is likely that you will even overlook anything that may prove otherwise. This is because you associate them with everything positive.
The manager's impression is that she is a poor performer such that even when she does well , the manager's impression of her has defined her character as poor.
Answer:
Humanities can be tough to run experiments on especially when trying to find inspiration for a book, a poem or painting.
Explanation:
There are alot of comparison between science disciplines and that of humanities. the culture is different and sciences can be very competititive and mechanistics. techniques are used to solve puzzles in science.
Futhernore, the academic writing styles are different. in science, it is streamlined but in education it is more expansive. science is mostly third person but not so in humanities.
Humanities can include arts, paintings, writing, poems etc which can occupy many words but science can be few words. Science prompts us with experiments, hypothsis and the rest but humanities are more complex and emotional.
The process of writing in humanities makes many discoveries and working out how various ideas relate to each other but in science you get your result and then write them up.
C. Because parents are the ones who raise us, we spend almost all the time with them
