Social Studies

darley and latane's 1968 epileptic seizure study demonstrated that
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offer your opinion on why economies of some less developed countries with strict restrictions on international trade and dfi are somewhat independent from economies of other countries. why would mncs desire to enter such countries?
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What improvements were made in the United Nations that were not in the League of Nations?a. The UN can send military aid to enforce decisions.b. Countries can be removed permanently from the UN.c. The United States is not a member of the UN.d. Members can choose not to comply with UN decisions.
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Decades ago, Washington, D.C., a fairly small city, wanted to raise more revenue by increasing the gas tax. Washington, D.C., shares borders with Maryland and Virginia, and its very easy to cross the borders between these states without even really noticing: The suburbs just blend together.a. How elastic is the demand for gasoline sold at stations within Washington, D.C.? In other words, if the price of gas in D.C. rises, but the price in Maryland and Virginia stays the same, will gasoline sales at D.C. stations fall a little, or will they fall a lot?b. Take your answer in part a into account when answering this question. So, when Washington, D.C., increased its gasoline tax, how much revenue did it raise: Did it raise a little bit of revenue, or did it raise a lot of revenue?c. How would your answer to part b change if D.C., Maryland, and Virginia all agreed to raise their gas tax simultaneously? These states have heavily populated borders with each other, but they dont have any heavily populated borders with other states.
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identify the correct chronological order of a legislative bill's passage
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stereotyped beliefs and prejudiced attitudes come from ______.
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Although the scientific method allows for isolating cause and effect, research should not violate any of several ethical principles. The ethical principle of non-maleficence states that? a. The research should not cause mental or physical harm. b. The risks of research should not outweigh the benefits. c. The risks and benefits of the research should not be disproportionately distributed to one group of people over another. d. The participants should be enabled to behave how they see fit.
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californias government is more majoritarian than other states because of
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which of these statements is not true? question 9 options: a. a household is comprised of all persons who occupy a housing unit. b. a household does not include people who are related to the householder. c. a household includes people who are related to the householder.
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In the United States, people drive on the right side of the road, whereas in Great Britain people drive on the left. This is an example of a difference inA. cultural normsB. cultural valuesC. cultural symbolsD. mental maps of reality
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a player dribbling the basketball is considered to have obtained frontcourt status from the backcourt once: a. both feet of the dribbler touch the frontcourt. b. both feet of the dribbler and the ball attain frontcourt status. c. the ball touches the frontcourt. d. either foot and the ball touch the front-court.
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State-dependent learning is superior retrieval of information when the organism a. is highly motivated to perform. b. stores information while very emotional. c. is very relaxed. d. is in the same state as it was during encoding.
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.Pollution prevention is defined as the deliberate increase in the amounts of hazardous substances which enter he the environment via recycling. TRUE OR FALSE?
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match the big five personality dimension with its description- The extent to which a person is outgoing, sociable and assertive- The extent to which a person is trusting, cooperative, and good-natured- The extent to which a person is dependable, reliable and responsible- The extent to which a person is relaxed, secure and unworried- The extent to which a person is imaginative, curious and broad-mindedExtroversion - Conscientiousness - Agreeableness - Openness to experience - Emotional stability
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fully explain formal methods for language based security and control-flow integrity. provide at least two examples to support your explanation.
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question at position 26 a set of weak arguments attacking a message and arguments that refute the attacks is best described as: a set of weak arguments attacking a message and arguments that refute the attacks is best described as: recency effect counterarguing mere exposure effect an innoculation defense
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commercial vendors who provide sales training offer courses based on
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The California Assembly contains _________ members, whereas the California Senate contains _________ members.a. fifty; one hundredb. fifty; fiftyc. eighty; fortyd. forty; eight
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Ageism, or prejudice about late adulthood, is common among people:a. of all ages.b. in undeveloped nations.c. in early adulthood.d. in late adulthood.
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Which of the following is true about the Battle of Antietam?A. All of the answers are correct. B. In this battle, General George McClellan defeated General Robert E. Lee C. There were more killed and wounded than in any previous battle in American history D. It was the first Civil War battle to take place on Northern soil.
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Which statement would Albert Ellis most likely agree with?a. You will always feel the way you feel.b. You feel the way you think.c. You feel the way you behave.d. You feel the things that happen to you.
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which phase of decision making finds or recognizes a problem? group of answer choices definition intelligence implementation choice design
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extrinsic evidence of a condition precedent to a fully integrated agreement is admissible, despite the parol evidence rule, because
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indicate which of the following italicized words or phrases is a reason marker, a conclusion marker, or neither. 1. he apologized, so you should forgive him. 2. she apologized. accordingly, you should forgive her. 3. since he apologized, you should forgive him. 4. provided that they apologized, you should forgive them. 5. in view of the fact that she apologized, you should forgive her. 6. he apologized. ergo, you should forgive him. 7. given that they apologized, you should forgive them. 8. she apologized, and because of that you should forgive her. 9. after he apologizes, you should forgive him. 10. she apologized. as a result, you should forgive her. 11. seeing as they apologized, you should forgive them. 12. he apologized. for that reason alone, you should forgive him.
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