Answer:
self-concept.
Explanation:
Self-concept is an individual's view of self; subjective; mixture of unconscious and conscious thoughts, attitudes, and perceptions.
Meghan's parents' praises have become part of her self-concept.
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Answer:
D: It is the step where rims are added and edges are made hard and smooth
Explanation:
The coin production goes through 6-7 basic steps in it's production
1. Blanking: this is where metal strips are fed into blanking machines to make discs called blanks
2.the coins are heated, washed and dried
3. The coins are sorted to pick out any that might be wrongly shaped using the riddler 
4. Upsetting which is the part we wish to learn about here, this process adds rim around the edges of the coin making it feel hard and smooth around the edges
5. The symbols and designs for the coin are stamped through the coining press 
6. Coins are spot checked and sized and defected ones are sorted out. They are then counted by counting machines and loaded in vaults from where they are transported to the bank.
 
        
             
        
        
        
The word bicameral is composed of "bi" which means "two" and cameral, which means "chambers" - this refers to D. two houses in the Congress. One house would be described with "unicameral".
        
             
        
        
        
<span>Designation, reputation, experience etc are commonly determined by ranking people into higher or lower positions of respect. There are various forms of ranking people. In corporate or business world designation is the main criteria for ranking people. Experience is also best criteria for ranking people in any field.</span>
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
d. It has a cultural bias in measuring intelligence.
Explanation:
A cultural bias is the tendency to measure or judge events by standards used by a different culture. In other words, you judge other cultures and traditions based in your own culture. 
On the other hand, for an intelligence test to be reliable, it has to measure intelligence in a way that the questions are accessible and understandable by people from all cultures and social levels. 
In this example, the first three questions of a test that is supposed to measure intelligence asks about the game of shoeball, which is<u> a particular game that is not known in all the cultures or societies</u>. Therefore, <u>people who don't know about that game won't be able to answer right and will score lower in something that doesn't really have to do with intelligence but more with a specific game from a subculture</u>. Therefore, this test has a cultural bias in measuring intelligence.