If an online connection is not well established, most likely the person will not feel confident knowing the other person in person. Usually people tend to develop different personalities when they are chatting online, no matter how much the conversation is through videos and things like that, it is easier to see the person and their real "I" personally, this makes many people not feel confident in meet in person, because that virtual image that was created can be undone and not be real.
I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is the second option. Research indicates that negative emotions generally create an unpleasant state within individuals. They <span> generally</span><span> contaminate rational decision-making and converging evidence. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.</span>
In the given scenario, it is considered to be an unequal
treatment in which will likely lead to the children’s differences in their personality
that is an example of a non-shared environmental factor because they are not
treated the same and that they don’t share the same environment or experience.
Answer:
2. stability and change.
Explanation:
Carol is experiencing a type of relational dialectics called stability-change. Simply put, stability is seen as good and desired, but too much of it makes a relationship boring, mundane. There must be some novelty, some uniqueness, even some degree of uncertainty to keep a person interested, excited about the relationship.
