Answer:
b) country club membership
option B. Among the options, a country club membership best fits as an example of social capital. Social capital refers to the potential benefits from networks or relationships, which a country club membership can provide.
Explanation:Social capital refers to the connections, networks, or relationships among people and the shared values and understandings that arise from them, leading to cooperative behavior for mutual benefit. Among the four options listed: professional licensure, country club membership, postdoctoral training, and playing the piano, the one that best fits as an example of social capital would be a country club membership. This is because a country club membership provides an individual with a network of people who can potentially be helpful to them professionally or personally. The shared experiences and connections among the members can lead to mutual benefits and hence represent social capital. Other options are associated with personal/individual skills or qualifications, rather than networks or relationships.
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Parenting strategies that focus on developing trust, encouraging initiative, promoting industry, and stimulating identity exploration are based on the work of__________________.
Answer:
The answer is Erik Erikson.
Explanation:
Erikson explained that personality is developed in a predictable way over different stages. He believed that people face a "psychosocial crisis" in each one of these stages, and overcoming them results in a strong, healthy personality.
Especially the first five stages, from early childhood to adolescence, have often been used as guidelines for parenting strategies.
Retirement dating in old age and a second or third career are all part of a complex network of policies and practices that are being called into question. Which factor is the biggest influence in this shift
Answer:
This question is incomplete. It is not clear about which shift it is asking. Meanwhile, judging on the source material of the question, it is asking about the shift in the occupations and lifestyle choices older people take.
Elaborating on the ideas in the ‘Development Through Life: A Psychosocial Approach’ By Barbara M. Newman, Philip R. Newman (1975), the perceived life expectancy makes people to shift certain stages in life and involved in new types of activities lifestyle choices at a later age, which was less uncommon for previous generation.
People also become more liberal and such activities as dating in old age and doing a third career shift is not considered to be inappropriate. With increasing number of divorces, older people take their chances with new relationships and just date as would only young people do in the past. Also, the desire to keep yourself cognitively and socially active prompts older people to take on new occupations.
A second-semester college sophomore has decided that she is interested in becoming a certified athletic trainer. She happens to be in an institution that offers an advanced master's degree in athletic training yet does not offer an entry-level CAATE approved curriculum. How can this student most effectively achieve her goal of becoming a certified athletic trainer
Answer:
Transfer to another college that offers the course
Explanation:
Since she is at the beginning of a second semester, it is better to apply for transfer to other colleges that offer this caate approved curriculum instead of waiting to finish in the college before applying for advanced degree in athletic train which might be disastrous if she doesn't the foundational part of the degree.
To become a certified athletic trainer, the student should transfer to a CAATE accredited institution, complete necessary science courses, and pursue the appropriate athletic training education and clinical experience.
Achieving a Career as a Certified Athletic Trainer
To most effectively achieve the goal of becoming a certified athletic trainer, the student at a college that does not offer an entry-level CAATE approved curriculum for athletic training should consider the following steps:
Research and identify institutions that offer a CAATE accredited entry-level athletic training program compatible with their academic background and career objectives.Plan to transfer to the selected institution that provides the appropriate accredited program, ensuring that completed coursework will be accepted towards the requirements of the desired athletic training program.Pursue education rigorously, focusing on the basic science courses such as biology, chemistry, and physics that are essential for understanding the applied aspects of athletic training, including anatomy and physiology, exercise physiology, kinesiology, and nutrition.Through this structured approach, the student can acquire the educational foundation and clinical experience required to become a successful athletic trainer, understanding pharmacological and medical terminology crucial to the role, including the impact of drugs like esters, amines, or amides.
In a collectivist society, _____. Group of answer choices family units are highly valued individual identity is considered separate from his or her group ties between individuals are relatively loose individual achievement and freedom are highly valued
Answer: This can not be agreed to.
Explanation:
Collectivist society is a culture that often place a greater emphasis on characteristics such as assertiveness and independence which contrasts with individualistic cultures.
Diabetes mellitus is a disease of sugar balance. In type 1 diabetes, the body's immune system gradually destroys the cells that produce insulin. In type 2 diabetes, the body's cells become less responsive to the hormone insulin. Insulin plays a vital role in carbohydrate metabolism. What is its role?
Answer:
Insulin converts the excess sugar in the blood to glycogen for storage
Explanation:
The end product of carbohydrate metabolism is simple (six carbon) sugar.
Insulin is the hormone that serves to regulate blood sugar by converting excess sugar in the blood to a stored form known as glycogen
Final answer:
Insulin is a hormone essential for carbohydrate metabolism that helps glucose enter cells from the bloodstream to be used for energy. In type 1 diabetes, no insulin is produced; in type 2 diabetes, the body's response to insulin is diminished or absent.
Explanation:
The role of insulin in carbohydrate metabolism is crucial. Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas that facilitates the uptake of glucose from the bloodstream into the cells. When a person eats carbohydrate-rich foods, their blood glucose levels rise. The pancreas responds by releasing insulin, which helps the glucose enter the body's cells to be used as energy.
In individuals with type 1 diabetes, the body does not produce insulin due to the immune system destroying the insulin-producing beta cells in the pancreas. In type 2 diabetes, the more common form, the body either does not produce enough insulin or the cells do not respond properly to the insulin. Without effective insulin, glucose remains in the bloodstream, leading to high blood sugar levels.
By the time Debbie got to the hospital to deliver her child, the child had entered the vaginal opening. This means that Debbie was in the ____ stage of labor.
Answer: Second stage of labour
Explanation: The second stage of labour begins with exactly what is stated in the question, that is, when the cervix is open, i.e when the baby enters the vaginal opening. From the moment the cervix is opened or, as it is also called, when the cervix is fully dilated, the second phase begins, which lasts until the baby comes out, i.e it ends with the birth of the baby. This phase is followed by strong contractions by which the baby is pushed down the birth canal, that is, pushing the baby towards birth. The second phase, i.e contractions until the baby is born, can last from 20 minutes to several hours. Contractions can often last less than a minute to a minute and a half, between which there is a period of three to five minutes, when the mother is resting from heavy contractions.
Colin was always a mild-mannered man. Suddenly his behavior changed radically. He instigated fights and was verbally abusive to the people around him. It is likely that John's problem initiated in his _____.
Answer:
Amygdala
Explanation:
Amygdala is the part of the brain. It plays a vital role in brain functioning. Amygdala is specifically known for emotions. Amygdala is the part of the limbic system in the brain. This part of the brain has two different roles. It functions both in pleasure and fear emotions. It works the same in both animals and human beings.
It is related o the aggressive behavior in animals. When castration has done in males it shrinks around 30%. When stress, anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and other disorder occur, it has been considering that it happened because of the dysfunction in the amygdala.
So that Collin was not a mannered man. but suddenly his behavior has been changed. He starts to abuse people. This problem does because dysfunction occurs in the amygdala.
This year, the number of applications at College X increased by nearly 5%, while the size of the entering class and the structure of the admissions process remained the same. However, the admissions director of College X claims that this year a greater proportion of its applicants received offers of admission from the college than in years past.
Which of the following statements best reconciles the claim of the admissions director with other evidence presented in the argument?
A. This year College X moved up in all major rankings of undergraduate programs.
B. This year, the number of high school graduates who applied to colleges increased by 5%.
C. This year, nearly twice as many accepted applicants at College X decided to attend other colleges.
D. The admissions process at College X is substantially more competitive, as compared to other colleges of similar academic profile.
E. College X is located in a major metropolitan area with a high concentration of potential college applicants.
Answer:
C. This year, nearly twice as many accepted applicants at College X decided to attend other colleges
Explanation:
Option C from the question explains the apparent paradox in the increase in candidates accepted in the University and the unchanged number or size of the entering class. It further reconciles the admission director's opinion about the increase in accepted candidates in the current year which had initially contradicted the first statement that the entering class has not increased proportionately.
Why is the act of drinking coffee (even when brewed at home in the morning) symptomatic of globalization?
Answer:
Coffee being the one of the most global commodities, connected through practices of trade. It is overwhelmingly popular for consumption in more westernized areas like the United States, Eastern Europe and Africa. The act of drinking coffee become symptomatic of globalization due to an increased movement of cultural goods which is a process of cultural dominance of western culture and colonialism can never be reversed nor payed back, therefore coffee trade will never be truly fair nor ethical.
Answer:
They act of drinking coffee a symptomatic of globalization because it shows that we find ourselves in a complicated set of economic and social integration stretching across the whole nations of the world.
In Japan, the second Monday of January is a national Coming of Age Day. Young people who have turned 20 years old in the past year wear traditional clothing, attend ceremonies in local government offices, and celebrate at parties afterwards. Coming of Age Day is an example of:______________.
Answer:
a rite of passage
Explanation:
a rite of passage means a ceremony or event that are important to individuals life and used to celebrate traditions. It involves a substantial change in any persons or group life. It also meant a passage from one society or religion to another society or religious group so this is reason we called it rite of passage.
Dr. Kang, a cognitive psychologist, conducts an experiment examining the effect of emotion on memory. He provides lists of 15 words to two groups of participants at his university. He puts the names of all the participants in a hat. The first 20 names he assigns to Group A and the last 20 he assigns to Group B. Group A is given a list of words that are very emotional in content (e.g., passion, murder). Group B is given a list of words that are neutral in content (e.g., houseplant, desk). He then measures how many words each group is able to remember after being distracted for 5 minutes by watching a video about the history of the university. He finds that Group A remembers 15% more words than Group B.
Dr. Kang sends his study to a journal to be published. One of the peer reviewers questions the way Dr. Kang manipulated emotion, arguing that being exposed to emotional words does not make one emotional. The reviewer is questioning which of the following?
a) the statistical validity of the study
b) the internal validity of the study
c) the external validity of the study
d) the construct validity of the study
Answer:
d) the construct validity of the study
Explanation:
Construct validity relates to the extent in which assumptions from the operationalizations in your analysis to the conceptual frameworks on which those operationalizations were centered may genuinely be produced.
Construct validity is related to generalization, as is external validity.
From the very beginning, according to Rakove, the Constitutional Convention intended to create "a full government" with as direct a relationship to the people as the states had.
The answer is True
The United States Constitution was the most important document in American history. The members of the Constitutional Convention have the task of declaring independence from Britain and to establish freedom.
Why material removal processes (milling, turning, etc.) are used as secondary process after a primary process (casting, forging, etc.)?
Select one:
a. to reduce material waste
b. to improve the strength of a part
c. to reduce the weight of a part
d. all of the above
Answer:
a. to reduce material waste
Explanation:
This just begs the question, "what is the difference between forming and machining?"
Forming involves changing the shape of the material by permanent plastic deformation. This is the primary process that involves casting and forging of material. The advantages of forming processes include no wastage of the raw material, better mechanical properties of the product and faster production rate. Machining is the process of removing the material in the form of chips by means of a wedge shaped tool(the secondary process). Milling and turning are used as final stage procedures to produce desired final shape of material.
A chain-of-evidence form, which is used to document what has and has not been done with the original evidence and forensic copies of the evidence, is also known as a(n) _______.
Answer:
Evidence custody form
Explanation:
Evidence custody form
The evidence custody form helps to keep all the details of every evidence that was acquired at the time of investigation. It helps to document what has been done with the original evidence and its forensics copies. It also includes the name of the peoples who has collected that evidence.
There are two types of evidence custody form:
1. Single-evidence form -Lists each piece of evidence on a separate page
2. Multiple-evidence form
An evidence custody form looks like the file attached:
According to Yamaguchi (2001), in _____, the self acts as an agent, and individuals feel themselves to be more self-efficacious when their agency is made explicit, leading to greater feelings of autonomy and efficacy.
a) direct control
b) indirect control
c) proxy control
d) collective control
Answer:
Direct control
Explanation:
People who have autonomy are said to be in direct control of themselves where they have almost all the control on most aspects of their lives. Such individuals are satisfied when they feel that they are effective as an agent. They have a higher belief in self-efficacy, which is people's beliefs about their capabilities to exercise control over events that affect their lives.
Answer: Direct control (Option A)
Explanation: Control in psychology relates to how people regulates themselves and wishes to regulate their surroundings.
Direct control principle consider self acts as an agent, and how individuals can be more productive (self-efficacious).
The leader who forged a compromise between Athens's social classes by allowing the aristocrats to keep their land while also providing representation for the common classes was ___.
Answer:
Solon.
Explanation:
As the exercise describes, the athenian stateman who forged a compromise between Athens's social classes by allowing the aristocrats to keep their land while also providing representation for the common classes was Solon. He is mostly remembered for his legislations against Athens moral decline and for having laid the foundations of the Athenian democracy. I wouldnt describe it as "common class" but he meant to stop many economic and political actions that would have changed their reality.
Which of the following is one of the primary reasons that the real estate commission has approved a broad variety of forms and made their use mandatory by licensees?a. allows the commission to discipline brokers for improper contracting b. protects the public by requiring the same forms for all real estate transactions in Colorado c. assists attorneys and the public in following commission rules when contractingd. assures the broker's compliance with the Conway-Bogue decision of the Colorado Supreme Court
Answer:
The correct answer is:
D. assures the broker's compliance with the Conway-Bogue decision of the Colorado Supreme Court
Explanation:
The real estate commission offers and extends licenses to the individuals who have shown a good and professional behavior with integrity, honesty and trust in their trajectory as sales workers.
According to the case of the Conway-Bogue decision of the Colorado Supreme Court, brokers must be familiarized with all the document and legal forms that they should take into account in order to give advice to their customers in a proper way.
According to the text, U.S. corporations have been slow to respond to the needs of dual-career families for all of the following reasons EXCEPT this one:
a.
Few businesses are offering flex time.
b.
Women are less productive than men.
c.
Parental leave for fathers is still rare.
d.
Company-sponsored day care is still rare.
2.
The gender norms are the same across all cultures.
True
False
Answer:
(B) Women are less productive than men.
(2) False
Explanation:
According to the text, U.S. corporations have been slow to respond to the needs of dual-career, because women are less productive than men.
(2) The gender norms are different across all cultures.
Baggini thinks Tolstoy (at one point in his life), Schopenhauer, and Darrow mixed up internal and external meaning.
True
False
Answer: True
Explanation:Dr. Julian Baggini has written numerous books , he also wrote "Welcome to Everytown: A journey into English mind, complaint and recently, the Ego trick. He thinks Tolstoy, Schopenhauer, and Darrow mixed internal and external meaning.
Natalie is 40 years old and in her 15th week of pregnancy. She is concerned that her baby might have Down syndrome. Her doctor performs an , which involves withdrawing and testing a sample of amniotic fluid. (Remember to type only one word per blank.)?
Answer:
Her doctor performs an amniocentesis, which involves withdrawing and testing a sample of amniotic fluid.
Explanation:
As we know, amniotic fluid is a yellow fluid that surrounds the baby in the womb. Amniocentesis is the withdrawing of 30 cubic centimeters of amniotic fluid from a woman's womb with the purpose of testing to find if the baby has genetic abnormalities such as Down syndrome, spina bifida, and cystic fibrosis. The fluid is collected with a thin and long needle.
According to Piaget, ___________ is the process by which people understand an experience in terms of their current stage of cognitive development and way of thinking. Group of answer choices
The correct answer is assimilation
Explanation: Assimilation is taken as the subject's ability to incorporate a new object or idea into a scheme, that is, to structures already built or already consolidated by the child.
In Piaget's theory of cognitive development, assimilation refers to the process of understanding new experiences in terms of our existing cognitive structures. An example is a child initially categorizing a flying squirrel as a bird due to its ability to fly. As the child learns more, they adjust this categorization, a process known as accommodation.
Explanation:According to Jean Piaget, a Swiss psychologist known for his work on child development, the process by which people understand an experience in terms of their current stage of cognitive development and way of thinking is referred to as assimilation.
This concept is a fundamental part of Piaget's theory of cognitive development. For example, if a child sees a flying squirrel, they might categorize it as a bird because it fits their current understanding of the category of creatures that fly. Over time, as they gather new information, they adjust or accommodate their understanding (a process known as accommodation) to efficiently classify the world around them.
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A correlation coefficient is a number from 1 to 1 that indicates the strength and direction of the relationship between variables The correlation coefficient is usually represented by the letter r The closer the number is to 1 be it negative or positive the ____________.
Answer:
Explanation:
The closer the value of r is to 1 or -1, the stronger the relationship between the two variables plotted on the graph either positive or negative. Where 1 or -1 means there is perfect linear relationship between the variables also important to note is that strong correlation does not signify that one variable cause the other.
The correlation coefficient, or 'r', measures the strength and direction of a relationship between two variables. The value of 'r' is between -1 and 1. The closer 'r' is to either -1 or 1, the stronger the correlation.
Explanation:In the field of statistics, a correlation coefficient, symbolized by 'r', represents the strength and direction of the relationship between two variables. The value of the correlation coefficient ranges from -1 to 1. The positive or negative sign indicates the direction (positive correlation or negative correlation) of the relationship. The closer the correlation coefficient 'r' is to -1 or 1, the stronger the correlation is between the variables being analyzed. For instance, an 'r' value of 0.8 indicates a strong positive correlation while an 'r' value of -0.8 indicates a strong negative correlation. Importantly, an 'r' of 0 would imply no correlation at all between the variables.
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With respect to both the effects of the environment and the human genome project, the "Gloomy Prospect" (as described by Turkheimer, 2000) suggests
Answer:
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-A component in the differences between individuals in the risk of disease can be explained by events that are not epidemiologically manageable, including events that extend through the subcellular and cellular level, to casual events.
-At the population level, a large proportion of cases of disease is attributable to influences that only represent a small proportion of inter-individual variation in risk.
-Epidemiology is a discipline at the group level, often related to the incidence rather than to particular incidents. Some ecological studies address the causes of population disease, but are subject to many well-known biases and objective evidence tests in different study designs.
-Genetic variants are supported by individuals but must be analyzed at the group level.
-The important stochastic element in the cause of illness and the response to the specific treatment that medicine should be personalized. In fact, the transition from personalized to stratified medicine reflects the fact that, in most situations, data at the group level instead of individual data provide decisions for treatment, and affect the basis for evidence based medicine.
Explanation:
A series of dots arranged in the shape of a face will be perceived as a face, not a series of dots. A psychologist studying this phenomenon is applying the principles of:________
Answer:
Gestalt psychology.
Explanation:
Gestalt psychology or also called Law of simplicity is a theory that suggests the whole of an object or scene is more important than its single parts. The theory determines the human perception by maintaining that our minds tend to see objects as part of a bigger whole and as elements of more complex systems.
What process is used to make sure that survey participants are a representative sample of the target population that is being studied?
Answer:Random selection
Explanation:Random selection means a researcher chooses the sample randomly from a population of interest, which means in a way that is unbiased such that everyone stands an equal chance of being selected. For example picking a person in line after skipping every two individuals and continuing in that way until the full sample has been acquired in this way no details of these individuals are particularly known to the researcher but the person is only picked by chance
Type of victim culpability suggests that an irresponsible act by a victim was taken advantage of by an offender. Victim Facilitation ...
Answer: VICTIM FACILITATION
Explanation:Victim facilitation is a situation where a victim unintentionally makes his or her self vunerable to an offender. In this case most of the offenders usually take advantage of the victim or victims inflicting harm and injuries on the victim.
Mendelsohn in 1963 Stated a theory of victimisation, where he tried to show that their is a relationship between the victim and the offender which may have facilitated the offence.
Imagine a shopkeeper who is honest because being honest is good for business. When the shopkeeper refrains from cheating a customer, Kant would say this action
a. was wrong because its motive was impure.
b. was in accordance with duty, but not done from duty.
c. displayed a high level of moral worth.
d. shows that he was following the categorical imperative.
Final answer:
Kant would say the shopkeeper's action was in accordance with duty, but not done from duty, as it was motivated by self-interest for business success rather than by a sense of moral duty.
Explanation:
The action of the shopkeeper who is honest for business reasons aligns with the idea of a hypothetical imperative in Immanuel Kant's ethical theory. Unlike the categorical imperative, which dictates actions are moral if they are done from a sense of duty, the hypothetical imperative is related to achieving a specific goal. In this case that goal is the success of the shopkeeper's business.
Therefore, Kant would say this action b. was in accordance with duty, but not done from duty. The action lacks moral worth because it was not motivated by duty, but rather by self-interest, even though the outcome (honest behavior) appears to be in line with what is considered morally correct.
A child is admitted to the pediatric cardiology unit after presenting in the emergency department with symptoms of sudden chest pain and dizziness. A diagnosis of supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) is made. If the child experiences another episode of chest pain and dizziness, what is the BEST action for the pediatric nurse to take?
1. Place the child in a supine position with arms to the side, and elevate the foot of the bed.
2. Instruct the child to assume a squatting position with the arms wrapped around the legs.
3. Encourage the child to lie on the side and picture walking through a meadow, breathing in slowly through the nose and out through the mouth.
4. Ask the child to stick the thumb in the mouth, close the mouth around it, and then blow on the thumb as if it were a trumpet.
Answer:
4. Ask the child to stick the thumb in the mouth, close the mouth around it, and then blow on the thumb as if it were a trumpet.
Explanation:SVT(SUPRAVENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA) is a heart disease in children , known to have a prevalence of one in every 2500 children, caused by a problem in with the heart beat as a result of the CARDIAC CONDUCTION SYSTEM. It is actually described as not a life threatening disease,but can be life threatening if the episodes are frequent, because it will weaken the CARDIAC VALVES and make them week to withstand the pumping of blood.
Answer: Ask the child to stick the thumb in the mouth, close the mouth around it, and then blow on the thumb as if it were a trumpet.
Explanation:
blowing should occur for 30-60 seconds
New research is showing that the relationship between occupation, income, education, and health changes over the life course, with __________ becoming more important for health as a person moves toward older age.
Answer:
income
Explanation:
New research is showing that the relationship between occupation, income, education, and health changes over the life course, with income becoming more important for health as a person moves toward older age.
With advance in age, individuals are more concerned about their health so much of their income is used to maintain their health needs.
Answer:
The answer is Income
Explanation:
Income has been shown to have effect on the health of an individual. As a person ages, his or her health begins to depreciate and to have access to proper and quality health care requires money which can be gotten from one's income. Higher income earners are able to live in healthier environments with healthier resources available to them such as good food and grocery stores, clean air, opportunity to exercise and safer housing. The are able to have access to proper healthcare and are therefore expected to live longer.
Studies have also shown that an higher income also contributes to a decreased likelihood of disease and premature death. Those that re low-income earners have higher rates of diseases and illnesses such as stroke, heart disease, diabetes and chronic disorders than high-income earners.
The turning point that led to the end of major record labels employing white performers to cover black rock-and-roll artists' songs occurred with which event?a. The Marvellettes scored a No. 1 hit with ''Please Mr. Postman'' in 1961.
b. Little Richard had a hit, ''Tutti-Frutti,'' in 1956.
c. Lauryn Hill covered Frankie Valli's old tune ''Can't Take My Eyes Off of You'' in 1998.
d. Ray Charles had a No. 1 hit covering a country song in 1962.
e. None of the above.
Answer:
The correct option is D: Ray Charles had a No. 1 hit covering a country song in 1962.
Explanation:
Before Ray Charles, major record label preferred employing white performers to cover black rock-and-roll artist' song until 1962 when Ray Charles made a cover of the Don Gibson song titled "I Can't Stop Loving You". This cover did amazingly well that it hit the number 1 spot on the R&B chart for a period of ten weeks and also hit the number 1 spot on the Pop Chart for a period of 5 weeks. It was also the number-one record at the time in the United Kingdom. Charles also won a Grammy Award with one of his covers in 1967.