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Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons are all examples of?
ancient human species who lived during the Paleolithic period. They were early ancestors of modern humans and exhibited complex behaviours and tool-making abilities.
How can effect in your life of studying of human behavior?
If studying people in their typical behaviour, then certain aspects of their behaviour may stand out for you: if you have reflections from viewing their behaviours and wonder why you have these behaviours.
What are advantages of human beings are complex organisms?
advantages of human beings are complex organisms
Who discovered phobia?
phobias can't be discovered, they are a natural part of a human being. that question is like asking "who discovered Earth?"
Why you have to develop personality?
Because it is an aspect of being a real human who have feelings, habits, relatopnships and other social aspects. It makes you also to be a better human since you will get answers for some human-behaviours.
Can xenophobic mean a human being scared of animals not another human?
Xenophobia is the fear of other humans because of their politics, nationality, race, religion, etc. Fear of animals is zoophobia. The fear of certain animals is labeled by other phobias, such a the fear of spiders -- Arachnophobia. See Sources and related links for a list of phobias.
What is the most genetically complex structure in the human body?
The most genetically complex structure in the human body is the brain.
Why are human considered complex organisms?
human considered complex organism because there are more than 200 organisms in our body
What complex machine uses primarily human force to operate the simple machines within it?
When a human uses a complex machine it helps him or her.
What percentages of Americans suffer from phobias?
100%. Every human being has at least one phobia, even if they deny having any. Phobias are a natural stimuli found in every living species on the planet, intended as a natural psychological defence measure against harm and death.
What is the difference between organizational culture and organizational structure?
Cuture relates to human behaviours and believes. While organisational structure is activities carried out by the organisation
What make a human as human beings?
A complex language and understanding of the earth and our surroundings.
