Answer:
With the growth of the internet, the easiest way to participate in politics is making financial contributions.
Explanation:
People´s commitment to activelty participate in politics is less and less seen. Statistics say the least common way of political participation is attending to a protest. So this is one argument to think people do not participate in person, but they can make financial contributios from the confort of their home.
__________ theorists believe that tracking seriously affects many students’ educational performances and their overall academic accomplishments. In elementary schools, tracking is often referred to as ability grouping and is based on the assumption that it is easier to teach a group of students who have similar abilities.
Final answer:
Conflict theorists believe tracking perpetuates inequalities and leads to self-fulfilling prophecies in education, as it sorts students into tracks that may define their academic performance and self-perception.
Explanation:
Conflict theorists argue that tracking in education, which is a formalized sorting system that classifies students into different paths such as advanced or low achievers, perpetuates inequalities. This system is based on the assumption that homogeneous groups, regarding ability, ease the teaching process. However, these theorists suggest that tracking can lead to a self-fulfilling prophecy, where students perform in ways that confirm teacher and societal expectations. Moreover, tracking can be seen as an application of labeling theory in education, where labels assigned by teachers and influential social groups can significantly shape a student's academic trajectory and self-concept.
A "system of prohibitions, penalties, and correctional measures to deal with conduct that unjustifiably and inexcusably causes or threatens harm to those individual or public interests for which state protection is appropriate" describes ______ law.
Answer:Penal code (criminal code)
Explanation: The penal code is a code of laws that states a system of prohibitions, penalties and correctional measures enacted to ensure that those protected by the law are not threatened or harmed by anyone. The penal code ensures the enforcement of inexcusable and unjustifiable causes of harm are effectively handled to avert future reoccurrence and bring about justice,penal code can also be described as criminal code.
Gustaf observes a chemical reaction between two substances in a glass beaker. While observing the reaction, he touches the beaker and notices that it feels warm. Why does the beaker feel warm?
a.The beaker absorbed energy that was released from Gustaf's hand.
b.The beaker released energy that was absorbed by Gustaf's hand.
c.The beaker absorbed energy that was released by the chemical reaction.
d.The beaker released energy that was absorbed by the chemical reaction.
Answer:
C. The beaker absorbed energy that was released by the chemical reaction
Explanation:
The chemical reaction is probably an exothermic reaction which releases heat energy
Answer:
It C. he beaker absorbed energy that was released by the chemical reaction.
Allen is 3 years old. He ignores people when they are in the room, and if people speak to him he does not make eye contact. He also will not initiate communication, but rather just repeats what someone has said. Finally, Allen plays with a spinning top for hours. He just spins it, watches it, and when it stops spins it again. Allen may be showing signs of _____.
Answer:
Autism
Explanation:
Autism is a mental illness that start in a child creating problems and making it difficult for the child to communicate and relate with other people. Allen being a Kid is showing signs of Autism.
Sylvia is an elderly woman who is unable to care for herself and her family does not have the ability to meet all of her health needs. She has to live in a nursing home. Even though the home is of a high quality, Sylvia is most likely going to experience:
a. a greater sense of control
b. A higher rate of depression and anxiety
c. a sense of integrity
d. a sense of guilt
Answer:
b. A higher rate of depression and anxiety
Explanation:
Though Sylvia lives in a home of high quality build and service, she undergoes loneliness. She does not get personal and social intimacy in her age. Since Sylvia misses her relatives like son, daughter and grandsons and daughters. she undergoes high rate of depression and anxiety even in the cozy home. In her home she must have the chance to meet and spend some time with her family members which she misses badly.
One of the major differences between the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2 (MMPI-2) and the Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory (MCMI-III) is that the MMPI-2 focuses mainly on __________, whereas the MCMI-III was created to diagnose __________.
Answer:
Clinical symptoms, personality disorder
Explanation:
MMPI-2: It is the second version of MMPI. It was revised in 1989. This test contributed to psychiatric illness. This test has been used in clinical settings to know the psychopathology of a patient. This test is used in employment, mental health and psychopathology.
MCMI-III: This test is based on to measure the personality disorder and clinical syndrome for adults who are going under the treatment of psychiatric illness. This test is used to assess the Axis I and Axis II disorder in the clinical settings. It is an updated version of MCMI II.
Identify the FALSE statement.
a. Saltier water generally floats above fresher water.
b. Warmer water can hold more salt in solution than cold water.
c. Oceans are less salty near the mouths of large rivers.
d. If all ocean water evaporated, a 60-m-thick layer of salt would form on the ocean floor.
Answer:
Saltier water generally floats above fresher water is false.
Option: (a)
Explanation:
Like any other matter on Earth, water too obeys the laws of physics. Fresher water is comparatively lighter than the saltier water.The more the amount of salt in water more is the weight of the water. As the saltier water is heavier than the fresher water, it automatically slips below the fresher water which is light in weight. This is why the water at the bottoms of the oceans is more saline.The false statement is 'a. Saltier water generally floats above fresher water'. Saltier water is denser and thus sinks. The other statements regarding the relationship between temperature, salinity, and ocean density are correct.
The false statement in the question provided is a. Saltier water generally floats above fresher water. Saltier water tends to be denser due to the higher concentration of dissolved salts. For example, in the North Atlantic, cooler air temperatures chill surface waters, increasing their density. As sea ice forms, it excludes salt, making the surrounding water even saltier and denser, and causing it to sink in a process known as downwelling.
Warmer water does indeed hold more salt in solution than cold water, which is why ocean water in tropical regions, where evaporation rates are higher, tends to be saltier. Oceans are less salty near the mouths of large rivers due to the influx of freshwater with lower salt content. Finally, if all ocean water evaporated, the residue would indeed form a substantial layer of salt, as significant amounts of salt are dissolved within ocean water.
The approach to psychology that focuses on the organization of perception and thinking in a "whole" sense:___________
Answer:
Gestalt perspective
Explanation:
Gestalt psychology was proposed by Kohl-er Koffa and Wertheimer. The meaning of this German word gestalt means the whole picture at once. It is the school of psychology that perceives the whole world at once. Sometimes it is also called the simplest form of psychology. Gestalt psychology explained that the whole object is more important than the sub-part of an object. It describes the unique perception of an object. Proximity, similarity, closure, figure and ground some are the form of Gestalt psychology.
Thus here Gestalt psychology is the psychology that focuses on the organization of perception and the thinking as a whole.
Both Senate and the House of Representatives have formal and informal qualifications for ______.
Answer:
yeowrg
Explanation:
A written statement that spells out a program specifically tailored for children or adolescents with a disability is called:________.
A) an inclusion plan.
B) A mainstreaming plan.
C) A child-centered plan.
D) An individualized education plan.
Answer: (D) An Individualized education plan
Explanation:
An individual education plan is one of the legal plan created by the government in the united states for the pubic schools students for the purpose of special education.
The main objective of developing this type of program is to give special type of education for the children with a disability.
There are various type of legal requirement of an individualized education plan is that it must require the necessary children information or data for this program and also their present education performance.
Therefore, Option (D) is correct.
______________requires a killer to have malice aforethought, but not premeditation or deliberation.
Answer:Second degree
Explanation:
Second degree murder is the murder activity performed by someone that is non-planned but intentional. It is causes harm to the victim's body such as armed activity, sexual harassment etc. and then killing the victim is tried by murdering which was not premeditated.
Thus, there is no actual killing plot for a person in this type of scenario rather only harm to the body of other person is the purpose but murder occurs as a circumstance.
The Hmong people are an ethnic group native to the mountainous regions of mainland Southeast Asia. What is the traditional Hmong understanding of epileptic seizures?
Final answer:
The Hmong people view epileptic seizures as a spiritual phenomenon, often associated with a shaman's calling, unlike the medical perspective which sees it as a neurological condition.
Explanation:
The traditional Hmong understanding of epileptic seizures is deeply rooted in their spiritual beliefs. The Hmong people, an ethnic group native to the mountainous regions of Southeast Asia, perceive epilepsy not just as a medical condition but as an indication of unique spiritual abilities or encounters. In Hmong culture, those experiencing seizures are often thought to have the potential to become shamans, mediating between the physical and spiritual worlds.
According to Hmong tradition, seizures are believed to be caused by the soul's journey out of the body or a calling from the spirit world. Because of this traditional belief, individuals with epilepsy may be regarded with respect and may undergo a period of training to become healers for their community. This spiritual interpretation of epilepsy stands in contrast to the biomedical perspective prevalent in Western medicine, which views epilepsy as a neurological disorder that can be managed with medication or surgery.
An owner lists their home with Mohammed, an agent with MNK Realty, a member of the local MLS system. Mohammed knows of several potential buyers for the home, so decides to hold the listing out of MLS until after the first open house, which is two weeks away. At the open house, one of his buyers makes an offer near full price, it is accepted and the transaction closes with no problems. Did Mohammed do the right thing?
Answer:
No, he actually did what was in his best interest, not that of the client's.
Explanation:
A household touched by crime is one that experienced a burglary, theft, or a member was robbed, raped, or assaulted. How many households in the U.S. are touched by crime each year?
a.1 in 2
b.1 in 3
c.1 in 5
d.1 in 7
Answer:
C. 1 in 5
Explanation:
A household touched by crime will experience at least one out of the five crimes
When he falls on the sidewalk during the winter, Jeremiah thinks, "This ice is brutal!" When he sees his friend Ed fall on the same icy sidewalk a few hours later, he laughs and says, "You are really clumsy!" Ed's attitudes in these cases reflect the impact of the
1. fundamental attribution error.
2. in-group bias.
3. actor/observer bias.
4. out-group bias.
Answer:
Actor/observer bias
Explanation:
In psychology, the actor/observer bias refers to the tendency to attribute our own actions to external causes while attributing other people's behaviors to internal causes.
When the results of a situation are negative, if the negative outcome happened to the person, the person will likely attribute the outcome to external circumstances. But when it comes to other people, the person will attribute the outcome to the other person behaviors, habits or actions.
In this example, Jeremiah falls and thinks the ice is brutal. He is attributing the fall to an external circumstance (the ice). But then, when his friend Ed falls on the same spot, he says his friend is really clumsy, attributing the fall to an inner characteristic of his friend. Therefore, this would be an example of actor/observer bias.
Ian purchased an Icewall refrigerator that regularly broke down. So, when his friend Susan asked him to recommend a good refrigerator for her new home, Ian said, "You can buy any refrigerator other than an Icewall refrigerator because I had a bad experience with it." This bias of judgement is an example of the _____.
Answer:
This is an example of availability heuristic.
Explanation:
Availability heuristic is understood as a mental shortcut; an individual gets immediate thoughts about a certain subject, avoiding any "delays" or much conversation about the topic. He/she just gets to the point.
In this case, instead of circling around the refrigerator subject, Ian immediately tells Susan that she can buy any except for the Icewall, and proceeds to explain his own personal experience.
The _____ stage of the commander's decision cycle is facilitated by the commander's intent; CCIRs also assist the JTF HQ in this role.
a. direct
b. monitor
c. assess
d. plan
Answer:
a. direct
Explanation:
According to the Commander's critical information requirements (CCIR) presents guidelines or methodologies for the Joint Task Force Headquarters (JTF HQ) during military drills and other scenarios. In this regard, the stage in which the commander's decision cycle is facilitated by the commander's intent is the direct stage in which the support is provided to the commander's decision. This is covered in objective 175 of the CCIR.
____________ is a five-step method of speech organization that follows the process of human thinking and leads the listener step by step to a desired action. Problem-solution order, Problem-cause-solution order, Monroe's motivated sequence, Comparative advantages order
Answer:
Monroe's motivated sequence
Explanation:
Monroe's motivated sequence is a persuasion skill which consist of this five steps attention, need, satisfaction, visualization and action. This method of speech are mostly used by sales agent.
You are required by law to have a windshield in place, free of obstructions and without need of repair.
A. True
B. False
Answer:
A. True
Explanation:
There are Windshield obstruction laws which regulate the usage of windshield which are needed, and need to be in place in order to have a safe ride. Some legislations ban the placements of articles, objects, or other devices on the windshields of vehicles.
In the US, over half of states have windshielf obstructions laws. Some states prohibit signs, posters or stickers to be placed on the windshields. Others prohibit placement of religious objects, fuzzy dices or electronic devices. Also, cracks on the windshields are, depending on the state of the crack, allowed or not allowed, depending on the state you are in.
The component of working memory that plans and controls its various subsystems is called the:__________A) Central executive.B) Phonological loop.C) Episodic buffer.D) Visuo-spatial sketchpad.
Answer:
A) Central executive
Explanation:
According to the studies of Baddeley, the central executive “is responsible for monitoring and coordinating the operations of the slave system". The Central Executive is the one who receives the information of what is happening in the surroundings (and the activities that are happening) and decides which information goes to the memory and which are dealt. It helps give priority to the activities that are happening. It can be said that it focuses more in controlling processes rather than storing memory. In conclusion, we could say that it helps planning and controlling the subsytems.
Students in a psychology class ask their professor to postpone an exam to one week later than the originally scheduled date. When the professor says "no", the students then ask if she will postpone it to one class period later. If she says "yes," this demonstrates that the students' use of the ______ compliance technique has been successful.
Answer: door-in-the-face technique
Explanation: The Door-in-the-face it consists in initially submitting an exorbitant request, which of course will be rejected, after which a second, then acceptable, claim is made.
The foot-in-the-door technique is a persuasion strategy that involves making a small request first, which is likely to be accepted, followed by a larger request.
In this scenario, the students initially asked for a significant postponement of the exam by one week, which was denied. They then made a smaller request to postpone the exam by just one class period. By agreeing to the second, smaller request, the professor demonstrates the success of the foot-in-the-door technique.
The logic behind this technique is that once a person agrees to a small request, they are more likely to comply with a subsequent larger request because they have already committed to the initial small request. This commitment can change their self-perception, making them see themselves as the kind of person who helps or agrees to requests. Consequently, when the larger request is made, they are more inclined to comply to remain consistent with their initial commitment.
In this case, the professor's agreement to postpone the exam by one class period is an example of the foot-in-the-door technique in action. The initial large request made the smaller request seem more reasonable, increasing the likelihood of compliance.
Many of the Framers of the U.S. Constitution expected the President would be elected by:
Many of the Framers of the U.S. Constitution expected the President would be elected by: Electoral College system
Explanation:
The Framers rejected the direct popular election of the President. They also denied having Congress elect the President because they dreaded that would make the President subject on Congress. Framers believed that the Electoral College would prevent these difficulties.
An electoral college, the system by which the president and vice president of the United States are determined which was framed by the framers of the United States Constitution.
An infant smacking its lips to indicate that it wants food or drink is an example of__________.
Answer:
Gesturing
Explanation:
Infants tend to trust and depend on their care givers for almost all aspects of their life and requirements. Gesturing is one of the early development signs and infants learn to communicate their requirements and feelings through gesturing when they are about 9 months old. If this development is delayed then they might need more time to develop language and speaking ability as well. The example provided here is one of the prime examples of infant gesturing as food and hygiene are some of the basic needs of an infant which they learn to communicate through gesturing early on.
An infant smacking its lips to indicate hunger is using nonverbal communication and reflexive behavior, specifically the rooting and sucking reflexes, which are crucial for their survival.
An infant smacking its lips to indicate that it wants food or drink is an example of a nonverbal communication and a reflexive behavior known as the rooting and sucking reflex. These reflexes are critical for an infant's survival, as they enable the baby to signal when they are hungry and start feeding.
Newborn reflexes are instinctive behaviors that newborns exhibit to ensure their survival. Upon touching an infant's cheek, they exhibit the rooting reflex by automatically turning their head to find a source of food and begin to suck. The sucking reflex allows infants to take in nourishment from breastfeeding or bottle-feeding efficiently.
The ability of infants to communicate their needs, such as hunger or satiety, through actions like lip smacking, facial expressions, and reflexive responses, is key to their development and bonding with caregivers, ensuring they receive appropriate care and nourishment.
The madman's proclamation that "God is dead" refers to the fact that1. He has found incontrovertible proof that God never really existed in the first place2. God has temporarily withdrawn Himself from the world, only to return at the end of time3. People have ceased to believe in God4. None of the above
Answer:
3
Explanation:
This was formulated by a German philosopher named Friedrich Nietzsche. He used the phrase to conclude on the effects and consequence which the intellectual and philosophical movement known as "Age of Enlightenment" (or just Enlightenment) had had on the centrality of the concept of God's existence in the civilization of Western Europe. The madman passage was addressed to people who did not believe in the existence of God to tackle the problem of making sure a system of values remains in place in the absence of divine order. The conclusion of the "Death of God" by the enlightenment birthed the motion that human beings could not believe in a divinely ordained moral order anymore.
A concept related to antisocial personality disorder is _____, a term used to describe people who are superficially charming and intelligent, but are also deceitful, unable to feel remorse or care for others, impulsive and lacking in shame, guilt and fear.
a) psychopathy
b) paranoia
c) neuroticism
Michael has created a blog that focuses on the political activities that occur in his area. He recently wrote an article about how the government officials helped transform an abandoned parking lot into a park. He got a lot of views for this article on his blog. In this scenario, Michael is involved in _____.
Answer:Community journalism
Explanation:
Community journalism is a journalism that is focused on the news in your vicinity , these are news delivered professionally covering what happens in the neighborhood such as the local cities,suburbs or towns excluding state and world news coverage.
This enables the community members to stay informed on what is happening around them. They will know if they need to be alert such as when they are criminal offenders going around their neighbourhood.
Answer:
Community journalism
Explanation:
Community journalism, as the name implies, has to do with locally based but professional news coverage that focuses their attention on city neighborhoods, individual suburbs or small towns and not Metropolitan, state, federal or global news. Although if it covers more vast topics, community journalism concentrates on the effect they have on local readers. Since Michael wrote a blog concerning his area, he was involved in community journalism.
When parked parallel to the curb, your vehicle must ______________.
A. be within 18 inches of the curb
B. be within 12 inches of the curb
C. always have parking lights on
The answer is B. be within 12 inches of the curb.
When you are parking or parked parallel on your curb side wheels, you must take straight and pull forward. Your wheels must be on or less than 1 foot or 12 inches from the curb.
If a vehicle with Intelligent AWD begins to lose proper traction, the system can ________.
Answer:
In case a vehicle equipped with intelligent all wheel drive begins to lose traction, the system can direct the excessive power of the engine towards the wheels to help the driver gain back control over the vehicle.
Explanation:
The all wheel drive technology found in the modern automobile is capable of powering all the for wheels with the power dispensed by the engine.This technology offers better grip and traction on inclined slopes as all the four wheels receive the power required to keep the balance of the vehicle, directly from the engine.How is a story in a news magazine likely to differ from a story covering the same subject in a print newspaper?
Answer:
Explanation:
There are various differences between a story told in a magazine than in a newspaper. First of all, the content on Magazines almost always come from gossip or unreliable sources; in newspapers, there must be a reliable source with actual facts. In a newspaper the story or article is going to be short and straight to the point, while in magazines the stories or articles are very long with a lot of “chit chat”. The language used to tell the story might be different; it could be informal in magazines and formal in newspapers. In magazines we can find the story with multiple pictures, while in the newspaper we could find only one or even none.
The percentage of the population that falls below the poverty line is called the:______
Answer:
The answer is the Poverty Rate.
Explanation:
Poverty rate means that the income that comes from a family household is below the Poverty Line. This is usually a calculation in which a specific percentage of people are placed in this category.
The federal government usually tries to regulate this line and this one can change according to the family's size as well as the changes that can occur on the level of price. An important aspect referring to the poverty rate is that if two countries share the same poverty rates it could be a difference regarding the relative income-level of the poor.
Final answer:
The percentage of the population that falls below the poverty line is called the poverty rate.
Explanation:
The historical trend shown in various figures, such as Figure 19.5, indicates that the poverty rate has changed over time, experiencing a decline through the 1960s, increases during economic recessions, and fluctuations since then. It is also used to compare poverty levels between different demographic groups within a country. For instance, in the United States, poverty rates vary among different racial and ethnic groups, age brackets, and educational levels.
Other methods of measuring poverty include the International Poverty Line, which considers the percentage of a nation's population living on less than $1.90 per day. Changes in the poverty rate can illustrate the effectiveness of social and economic policies over time and are significant indicators of the overall economic health of a nation. In recent decades, the U.S. poverty rate has not dropped below 10.5%, indicating that at least one in nine Americans lives below the poverty line.