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Which best defines the term culture?

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i don’t believe ethniticity has anything to do with it. I believe culture is just a way of life by any close group of civilization. So i would think that the 2nd one is right, the total learned heritage of a people.

How Is The Term “Disability” Defined?

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Disability is commonly defined as a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of a person’s major life activities. This is the definition cited in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. If an individual…

How is the term “environment” defined?

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CERCLA section 101(8) defines “environment” as “(A) the navigable waters, the waters of the contiguous zone, and the ocean waters of which the natural resources are under the exclusive management authority of the United State…

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Is there a specific term that defines when a smell reminds you of a flavour or a taste reminds you of an odor?

Q: Sometimes a smell may remind you of something you have eaten and it may turn out to be an inedible substance or something odd. Just as the flavour of something may remind you of an odor. In many cases the scent or flavour may remind you of sensing something similar some years before. eg. street cafe, Champs-Elysees, Paris ‘1973 or something like that.

A: The word is “synesthesia”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synesthesia

Is there a medical term in Psychology that defines a person with ego problems?

Q: One of my relatives has a huge ego and anytime somebody disagrees with him he gets very angry..What is this called?

A: a narcissistic personality. he may also have some other issues as well. or he could be going through a manic phase of bipolar disorder. hard to tell with just a couple of sentences.

what defines a long term cause as opposed to a short term cause?

Q: I was wondering what defines a long term cause as opposed to a short term cause? I am inquiring in the context of the First World War, but even in general, is there some sort of criterion to sort short term causes from long term causes?

A: Short-term causes are usually immediate causes, like in the case of World War I, the murder of Archduke Ferdinand. That sparked the declarations of war.Long-term causes are, in most cases, something that has been building up for quite some time. In the case of the French Revolution (1789), the seeds were sown for revolution during the reign of Louis XIV. Even in the American Revolution, differences that led to war first started showing up in the 1640s.