I think the answer is entrepreneur
Doug has a low-paying job at a telecommunications company. Every day, Doug puts a headset, a stapler, or something similar in his lunch box and takes it home with him. Doug sees nothing wrong with his behavior since he feels he is being paid less than he should. In terms of Kohlberg’s stages of moral development, which level is Doug operating at?
Answer:
preconventional
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You identify the needs and concerns of an elderly couple. They are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary in a couple of days. They are having a party and expecting out-of-town guests to join them. They are feeling anxious and sad about the possibility of the disaster interrupting their celebration. What can you do to help them feel better
Answer: you can tell them that if some poeople hve fued keep them away from each other and make sure they enjoy themselves
Explanation:
- 20 min
2. Designer Claire McCardell's 1940s adaptation of the ballet flat signalled which of the following?
(Select all that apply)
1 poin
U The ballet flat's intersection with fashion
I The discontinued use of the ballet flat on stage by professional ballerinas
Women's broadening, active lifestyles
The growing rejection of ballet flats as harmful to women's posture
H. All of the above
Answer:
The ballet flat's intersection with fashion
Explanation:
Claire McCardell was a fashion designer. His creations were aimed at reaching the common woman who had housewife duties, but who did not want to give up style.
In 1940, McCardell found himself with little access to the fabrics that were most requested by his clients. This limitation of tissue was the result of the Second World War, when all resources in all sectors were scarce and limited. McCardell had to reinvent himself and at that moment he started using less noble fabrics, but they were easily found in the USA. To overcome the scarcity of leather for the production of shoes, she decided to use ballet flat and combine it with stylish clothes that corresponded to the situation and the fashion that was being established at that time.
Dr. Jourdan is interested in how people in small groups interact. She is studying Brittany and her closest friend who meet every Friday for lunch, attend the same church, and are on the same bowling team. This type of study is an example of
Answer: micro-level analysis
Explanation: A micro-level analysis can be simply defined as a type of study in social sciences where analysis are made on the smallest unit possible and their social setting. By smallest unit, it means an individual in their social setting/environment a a very small group of people. So carrying out simple analysis or study on this individual or small group is referred to as micro-level analysis.
Dr. Jourdan is involved in micro-level analysis/study as his interest is on small group of people and their interaction.
g Explore the impact of black women’s clubs in the late 19th to early/earlier-20th century. In other words, how did they challenge racism and sexism? What were their preoccupations? How did their programs and agenda help and/or hurt black women?
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The impact of black women’s clubs in the late 19th to early/earlier-20th century was the following. They were always women that showed unity and solidarity since the formation of theses first groups at the end of the 1700s. They always knew how to organize other women and offer assistance where needed.
They challenge racism and sexism because of their capacity to organize themselves and express their voice although the social conditions of the time were against them. One of the first organized groups that had some impact was the Philadelphia Women's club called the Female Benevolent Society
Among their preoccupations were to fight for the rights of African American people, particularly for women's rights. After the passing of the 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution in 1865, these groups strengthened their presence to offer support to women. Their programs and agenda helped black women because they were a force behind the struggle for the rights of women. By the 1890s, when many black women were living in the northern states, they focused on social reformations and political changes that benefited African Americans.
In most developing countries, the empirical studies show that there is extreme inequality in the distribution of education. A small section of the population is very highly educated and the majority of the population has practically no education at all. India is a good example of this phenomenon, South Korea is an exception. Discuss the possible reasons of educational inequalities and also suggest changes in education policy that may achieve a more equitable distribution of education. g
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The possible reasons for educational inequalities are poverty and the lack of opportunities in developing countries such as the above-mentioned and most of the Latin American countries too.
Some valid changes in education policy that may achieve a more equitable distribution of education in those countries are the resolving of poverty and corruption issues that impede children and young people to attend school.
Poverty, because their families are so poor that they need to work in order to help the father to get the money to make a living. They live on a daily basis. More than living, they are surviving. That is why kids drop school and help the father to get the money.
Corruption, because many public education unions and public education officials steal the money that has to be invested in better school maintenance, infrastructure, and the continuing education of teachers to improve the quality of education.
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“Racism and discrimination are no longer big problems in the UK’s multicultural society”
How far do you agree with this statement?
Answer:
i disagree strongly
Explanation:
racism and discrimination will always be around our lives we just have to ignore it all and stand up for others it's like how drugs will always be around.
Which of the following is a benefit created by the construction of the Aswan High Dam in Egypt?
Answer:
i. and ii. only
Explanation:
the following ar beneficial and the other isnt
i. Generated electricity is used by millions of people.
ii. Floods are controlled, reducing damage to farmland.
What is one way an employee might demonstrate that he or she is a
"star" employee?
by not attempting to make friends with others at work
by attempting to learn quickly and asking for more responsibility when
possible
by arriving and leaving promptly
By seeing how others around you work and continue to try and do better then them so that your boss should relize how much better you are than them.
( Help please ) The mechanical advantage of the inclined plane can be increased by increasing the ramp's horizontal
1. direction
2. work
3. length
4. gravity
work im guessing
Explanation:
i dont know
In order to test a nondirectional hypothesis, a researcher would use a __________ test. A. one-tailed B. alternative C. critical D. two-tailed Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D
Answer:
C. Critical
Explanation:
A non-directional hypothesis talks about how an independent variable has an effect on the dependent variable. The direction of the effect isn’t a definite one.
This form of hypothesis would entail the use of a critical test to ascertain its authenticity due to the effect not being a definite one. This means extra tests and caution are employed in this case.
This is why critical tests is the right choice.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
took the test
what are some of the factors to promote national unity?
Answer:
the rule of law
Explanation:
You need children between the ages of 2 and 6 for your study of language development. Of the 100 randomly selected parents you contact, 45 agree to allow their to children to participate. This may affect the _____ of your study. Group of answer choices
Answer:
Explanation:
It may affect the result of the study, having a large samples will enable the researcher have enough variations that may occur among the sample, reduction in the number of children will reduce the amount of variation the is needed in the experiment. A large sample with adequate variations help to minimize error that could occur considering small samples but when a sample is small a it doesn't consider all possible effect the result may be bias.
Reduced sample size may not be enough to represent an experimental units hence there maybe need to revisit the experiment again when adequate samples size is available. It was more time
Recall that even when participants in an experiment conducted by Jones and Harris (1967) were told that people were assigned to write an essay sympathetic to Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, they still were willing to assume that the essay reflected the writer's true "pro-Castro" attitudes. In this experiment, how could people have avoided the fundamental attribution error?
Answer:
Explanation:
The fundamental attributed error is correspondence bias and this involve attributing a behavioral pattern internally to an action made by the correspondence.
To avoid bias internal attribution should be avoided by the researcher but rather encourage to get answers directly from the correspondence as internal attribution is not a true measure of the correspondence intention and it should be avoided because of bias results.
Which fallacy is best represented by the following: "A college has never been a democratic institution and never will be, so students should not argue for more involvement in decision making."
1) is / ought
2) begging the question
3) either / or
4) false appeal to emotion
5) ad hominem circumstantial
Answer:
1) is / ought
Explanation:
A fallacy is a faulty way of reasoning on matters when presenting an argument. On the surface, it might seem correct, but further analysis would eventually reveal the mistake in the argument. The is / ought fallacy was pointed out by a Philosopher named David Humes. This argument assumes that since a situation is a certain way, it ought to remain that way.
So in the statement above, where the author says that a college is not a democratic institution and will never be, he is committing the is / ought fallacy.
what are the importance of logistics
Answer:
Logistics is an industry and a vital part of any business model; it is the control of the flow and storage of goods into and out of a business. ... Logistics management is responsible for satisfying customer demands. Logistics management is also important for creating visibility into a company's supply chain.
Answer:
Transform in the customers attitude towards the total cost approach rather than direct cost approach .
Technological advancement in the fields of information processing and communication.
Technological development in transportation and material handling.
Explanation:
For each example presented below, identify whether positive reinforcement (PR), negative reinforcement (NR), or punishment (PUN) is illustrated. Use the answer sheet on the next page to record your answer.
Police pulling drivers over and giving prizes for buckling up.
Suspending a basketball player for committing a flagrant foul.
A child snaps her fingers until her teacher calls on her.
A hospital patient is allowed extra visiting time after eating a complete meal.
Receiving a city utility discount for participating in a recycling program.
Grounding a teenager until his or her homework is finished.
Scolding a child for playing in the street.
A prisoner loses TV privileges for one week for a rule violation.
A parent nagging a child to clean up her room.
A defendant is harassed and tortured until he confesses.
A young child receives $5 for earning good grades in school.
A child is put into "time out" for misbehaving.
Employee of the month gets a reserved parking space.
At a party, a husband becomes sullen when his wife flirts with a colleague.
A woman watching a football game offers her child candy to play quietly.
Answer:
Police pulling drivers over and giving prizes for buckling up (PR) Suspending a basketball player for committing a flagrant foul (PUN) A child snaps her fingers until her teacher calls on her (NR) A hospital patient is allowed extra visiting time after eating a complete meal (PR) Receiving a city utility discount for participating in a recycling program (PR) Grounding a teenager until his or her homework is finished (PR) Scolding a child for playing in the street (PUN) A prisoner loses TV privileges for one week for a rule violation (PUN) A parent nagging a child to clean up her room (PR) A defendant is harassed and tortured until he confesses (PR) A young child receives $5 for earning good grades in school (PR) A child is put into "time out" for misbehaving (PUN) An employee of the month gets a reserved parking space (PR) At a party, a husband becomes sullen when his wife flirts with a colleague (PUN) A woman watching a football game offers her child candy to play quietly (PR)
Explanation:
Punishment is the art of attempting to behave in a certain way in order to stop a negative behavior;Postitive Reinforcement entails acting in a particular way such that it encourages a certain positive behavior; whileNegative Reinforcement is an attempt to encourage a negative pattern of behavior.Cheers!
Which of the following statements is true of dominant groups?
Answer:
they can treat other groups as subordinates
Explanation:
Dominant group is a sociological term that describes any group in a society, that has more power, more favoured, higher privileges and social status, and generally favoured by the institution of their society, most specifically in terms of economic, educational, financial and political system.
Hence, with those attributes listed above for dominant group, dominant group in any society can treat other groups as subordinates
1. During the warm-up portion of the lesson, notice that Mr. LeBlanc provides instructions and feedback, asks students to identify fitness components and models the exercises. What strategy is he using here
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached, we can say that during the warm-up portion of the lesson, notice that Mr. LeBlanc provides instructions and feedback, asks students to identify fitness components and models the exercises. The strategy he is using here is feedback and part of exériencia learning.
Mr. LeBlanc is interested in making its students understand the purpose of what they are doing during warm-up. By asking questions, the teacher can confirm that students are learning the objectives of the class and the reasons for the exercises. So through feedback, he can provide valuable information to improve the learning process.
Which new technology was used as a weapon during World War I? *
a - atomic bombs
b - rifles
c - poison gas
d - cannon
Answer:
C - poison gas
Explanation:
because trust me. this is the answer.
Answer: This weapon was used it was the machine gun and poison gas
Explanation: The reason those were the two best weapons in world war 1 in because the gas killed millions of people but so did the machine gun and that is why people used them.
A mother takes away her son's favorite toy because he was naughty. The toddler starts screaming at the mother to get the toy back. The mother eventually complies and gives the toddler his toy. The toddler stops screaming as soon she gave him the toy. The way that the toddler influenced his mother's behavior is an example of:
a. Positive reinforcement
b. Positive punishment
c. Negative reinforcement
d. Negative punishment
Answer:
positive punishment
Explanation:
im not 100 but i think
You are an archaeologist who has discovered an ancient, dried (mummified) human. You conduct an elemental analysis of it. Which element would you most likely find to be the most abundant by weight in the mummy?
Answer:
Carbon
Explanation:
Prior to death, the human body is mostly composed of water. After death and during the process of mummifaication, almost all of the body fluid is lost leaving behind the other elements especially carbon in larger quantities.
Compare the economic freedom ratings and descriptions of Hong Kong, the United States, and Iran. Record your findings in the table provided below
Answer: Hong Kong: Economic Indicators
GDP $429.7 billion, 2.4% growth, $58,322 per capita
Unemployment 3.4%
Inflation 2.6%
Overall score 90.2
United States: Economic Indicators
GDP $18.6 trillion, 2.4% growth, $57,436 per capita
Unemployment 4.9%
Inflation 1.3%
Overall score 75.7
Iran: Economic Indicators
GDP $1.5 trillion, 0.0% growth, $18,078 per capita
Unemployment 11.3%
Inflation 8.9%
Overall score 50.9
Explanation: this is the answer, but dont copy word to word.
Answer:
United States The rating for the United States is 53/60 in terms of civil liberties. With Americans’ firm belief in limited government and the importance of civil liberties, the government structure and independent organizations help protect civil liberties. The United States has a rating of 33/40 for political rights, meaning citizens have the freedom to elect their representatives and to protest peacefully.
Iran Iran scores 10/60, which puts it in the second last category. This means the country restricts civil liberties. During the presidency of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (2005–2013), civil liberties and human rights became an issue of discussion and protest. Iran also scored 7/40 for political rights. According to the article, Iran suffers from gender inequality: women cannot serve as judges and are excluded from public office.
Russia Russia scored 15/60 in civil liberties, which falls into the lowest category. Freedomhouse.org rates Russia as “not free.” President Vladimir Putin has cracked down on civil liberties, including organizations that promote democracy in Russia. Russia is rated 5/40 for political rights. President Vladimir Putin has altered laws in order to stay in power, which means Russian citizens do not enjoy the right to free and fair elections. Putin held the presidency for two four-year terms, which the Russian constitution allowed. However, he placed Dmitry Medvedev in the presidency for one term. Putin returned to the presidency in 2012, sidestepping the constitution.
Explanation:
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At 85-years-old, Elizabeth has recently begun to lose control of her bladder, which has led to several embarrassing situations when she has been out with friends. Elizabeth is suffering from:_______
Answer:
Urinary incontinence is the loss of bladder control it is a common and often embarrassing problem. The severity ranges from occasionally leaking urine when you cough or sneeze to having an urge to urinate that's so sudden and strong you don't get to a toilet in time.
________ occurs when former behaviors which we have learned no longer serve us and learning new behaviors is required.
Answer:
Resocialization
Explanation:
Resocialization is the process whereby the knowledge learnt by an individual doesn’t have much impact and relevance again. This could be due to changing trends in the society and the need to keep up with the changes being experienced.
The individual has to gradually learn new things and trends so as not to remain outdated in the society.
Every __________ one-third of all Senate seats are up for election.
Answer:
2 years
Explanation:
A senator's term of office is six years and approximately one-third of the total membership of the Senate is elected every two years.
Answer:
two years.
Explanation:
Juan wants to test the hypothesis that the mean amount of sales dollars will vary between Oak Ridge,Oak Wood,and Oak Park shopping malls.The appropriate statistical test would be the:_________.A) Mann-Whitney U.B) t-test.C) F-test.D) Pearson r.
Answer:
t test
Explanation:
t test is used to test the significance of difference between two or more sample means.
F test is used to test the joint significance of independent variables, in determining dependent variable
Mann Whitney test is used to compare differences between independent group, when dependent variable is ordinal or continuous & not normally distributed.
So, to compare difference (vary) between amount of sales of Oak Ridge, Oak Wood, & Oak Park shopping malls : t test is the appropriate statistical test
Who are Jehovah's Witnesses? What do they believe?
Answer:
Jehovas witness is a religious community .
They only believe in god. Which they call Jehovah. Thye don’t actually call him god. They don’t believe in the saints
Explanation:
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Answer:
I am a Jehovah's Witnesses and Jehovah's Witnesses is a millenarian restorationist Christian denomination with nontrinitarian beliefs distinct from mainstream Christianity. The group reports a worldwide membership of approximately 8.7 million adherents involved in evangelism and an annual Memorial attendance of over 17 million and we believe that Jehovah is the real god here is the proof in Psalms 83:18 "May people know that you, whose name is Jehovah, You alone are the Most High over all the earth."
Explanation:
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Answer:
Study alternatives to negotiating an agreement
Be attuned to cultural differences
Explanation:
the blue ridge mountain range begins in the states of what
Answer:
Blue Ridge Mountains
Range
States Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, West Virginia
Part of Appalachian Mountains
Highest point Mount Mitchell
Explanation: