Answer: Permissive Federalism
Explanation: In Federalism, we mean a government in which is controlled by two government levels usually the main or central government called the 'federal' and the regional government usually the (state, province or local government). Both levels are distinctively identified in a federal system, they both have control and authority in a federal system of government.
However, In Permissive Federalism, the state level of government is seen as subordinate to the federal or central government. The authority or power of the state level government isn't withdrawn but it's power and authority depends on the consent of the federal or central level government.
The author most likely include information about the principals and teachers reaction in order to
Answer:
introduce another character vs. society conflict.
Explanation:
Sylvia Plath born in October 1932, was a short-story writer, poet and novelist of America descent. Most of the works of this Massachusetts –born lady was published when she died of depression in 1963.
In one of her works, the Initiation, she rightly conveyed a story of a young woman who was trying to be in an exclusive club as a way of fitting in with friends or societal expectations. She did not achieve that when she later found how best she could be herself and through conflict, characterization and symbolism, Sylvia path showed the importance of being oneself.
The American short-story writer, in this work, brought in the principal and teachers into the picture as an instance of conflict between society and individual expression.
Explain how Tribalism created competition amongst tribes in Africa? In other words, how did the slave trade turn into an arms race between tribes, where the best defense was a good offense?
Answer:
Tribalism refers to human tendency to stay and operate within a social group or a 'Tribe' . This will make us develop a sense of loyalty and protective feeling to the people in our own tribe. But this also make people develop a sense of hostility toward other people from outside their social group.
During the slave trade era, many Tribes in Africa were in conflict with one another due to the competition to obtain resources.
The European Slave traders use this as an opportunity to divide and conquer. So they approached the tribes and promise to give them resources (such as precious metal,crops, or weapons) if they help them capture African natives to be sold as slaves.
Because of this, Tribes in Africa start to attack the members of another tribes, capture them, and give them to the European Slave traders to be sold as slaves. This is what make slave trade turn into an arms race between tribes.
Rather than captured and being sold to slavery, they choose to attack another tribes so they can sold them as slaves instead. In other words, 'best defense was a good offense'
Tribalism in Africa, exacerbated by European demand for slaves, created significant competition and conflict among tribes. This led to an arms race, where acquiring firearms was crucial for survival, resulting in frequent raids and wars.
Tribalism in Africa greatly influenced the dynamics of the slave trade and created significant competition among tribes. The European demand for slaves exacerbated existing tensions and rivalries.
Existing Slavery Practices: While slavery existed in various forms in Africa, it was different from the chattel slavery seen in the New World. Slavery in Africa often involved capturing war prisoners or individuals as part of existing practice.European Demand: European traders offered goods, especially firearms, in exchange for slaves. This demand incentivized African chiefs to capture more individuals to trade.Arms Race: Tribes that acquired firearms became more powerful and could easily defeat neighboring tribes, leading to an arms race where acquiring European weapons became essential for survival.Cycle of Raids and Wars: To maintain power and protect themselves, tribes conducted raids on others to capture slaves and secure their defense. The best defense was often a good offense, leading to an escalation of violence.Disruption of Societies: This continuous cycle of conflict and raids for slaves profoundly disrupted African societies, weakening social structures and perpetuating violence.Militarization: Tribes developed militias and trained both men and women in warfare to protect themselves and increase their offensive capabilities.Economic Incentives: Chiefs and tribal leaders were often tempted by the economic benefits of trading slaves, leading to more frequent and intense conflicts.In summary, the slave trade in Africa fostered conditions where tribes competed fiercely, leading to an arms race and a cycle of offenses and defenses that destabilized many African societies.
4. The last step of the ethical decision-making framework involves _______. weighing the various alternatives coming together to brainstorm for alternatives identifying any problems that exist choosing a course of action that generates the best solution
Answer: Opting a course of action that can extract the appropriate solution.
Explanation:
Ethical decision making model is the documentation that contains framework for guidance of project management professional of any organization to make best decision in ethical problems.
Choosing the option to deal with the problematic situation by generation of helpful solution is the last step of ethical decision making model.
Other options are incorrect because weighing options, brainstorming to achieve best outcome,identifying the issue are not the measures of the last action to be performed in ethical decision-making model.
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. which of the following is the independent variable in dr. kang's study?
a) the length of the distraction task
b) the number of words remembered
c) the emotional or neutral word list
d) the number of words on the list
Answer:
c) the emotional or neutral word list
Explanation:
In research, we usually have two different types of variables:
The independent variable is the one that the researchers can control and that will have an effect on another variable.The dependent variable is the one that cannot be control and that is affected by the independent variable. Researchers observe this variable to see how it changes. This is the variable that will be tested or measured.In other words, the independent variable has an effect on another one and it can actually be controlled by researchers.
In this example, Dr. Kang wants to examine the effects of emotion on memory. In other words, how emotions affect memory. He proceeds to hand a list of words with very emotional content to a group of subjects and a list of neutral words to another group and then measures how many words each group is able to remember. We can see that he thinks emotional words will have an EFFECT on emotion. Also, he can control this variable by handing different lists (emotional or neutral words) to each group. Therefore, this is the independent variable. ( c. the emotional or neutral word list)
Final answer:
The independent variable in Dr. Kang's experiment is the type of word list provided to participants: emotional or neutral. This variable is manipulated to study its effect on memory retention.
Explanation:
In Dr. Kang's cognitive psychology experiment, the independent variable is c) the emotional or neutral word list. This is because the independent variable is the one that is manipulated by the researcher to observe its effects on the dependent variable. In this study, the two different types of word lists (emotional content vs. neutral content) are what Dr. Kang altered to see how they affected participants' memory retention, which is measured in terms of the number of words remembered after a distraction.
If Janet were to fly from Toronto to London, she might have difficulty adjusting to the new time. This is likely because _______. modern planes fly faster than the Earth rotates she suffers from insomnia she suffers from a chronic melatonin-production disorder her circadian rhythms are adjusted to the time in Toronto
Answer:
Explanation:
Circadian rhythms are the mechanism that invokes change in behavior and mental status according to cycle of daily life.This change procedure works according to the light that persist in surroundings of the individual i.e- darkness in night or brightness at day etc.
According to the question, Janet might be uncomfortable to adjust in London because is used to daily circadian rhythms of Toronto time.She has well established light related daily work which can create difficulty in change according to London time.
Other options are incorrect because plane's speed, disorder related with melatonin-production and insomnia are not the causes for difficultly in adjustment in London.
Maggie purchased a life insurance policy. She was concerned that if she became disabled, she would no longer be able to pay the premiums. Her agent added an amendment of the policy stating that if she became disabled, future premium payments would be waived. Such an amendment to a life insurance policy is called a(n) _________.A) binder.
B) rider.
C) warranty.
D) schedule.
Answer:
B. rider
Explanation:
Final answer:
A rider is an amendment to an insurance policy that provides additional benefits or adjustments to the standard coverage. In the scenario with Maggie's life insurance policy, the rider waives future premium payments if she becomes disabled, offering financial protection against her inability to pay due to disability.
Explanation:
Maggie purchased a life insurance policy and was concerned about her ability to pay the premiums if she became disabled. An amendment to the insurance policy that specifies that future premium payments would be waived in the event of her disability is known as a rider. Insurance policies often provide the option to add a rider, which can offer a range of additional benefits or adjustments to coverage beyond the standard terms of the policy. Examples of common riders include the waiver of premium for disability, accidental death benefits, and critical illness coverage.
In Maggie's scenario, adding this type of rider helps address the concern of a financial loss due to inability to pay premiums if she becomes disabled, thereby reducing what's known as moral hazard. This customization of her policy is part of what makes insurance a valuable method of protecting against potential financial hardships connected with unforeseen events.
COUNTY ATTORNEY (facetiously). Well, Henry, at least we found out that she was not going to quilt it. She was going to—what is it you call it, ladies!MRS. HALE (her hand against her pocket). We call it—knot it, Mr. Henderson.How is this excerpt an example of irony?
Answer:
It appeared as though Mrs. Hale was answering the question, but she actually meant something quite different with her response.
Explanation:
The above excerpt is taken from "Trifles" written by Susan Glaspell.
The lawyer did not have clues what the ladies in the play are doing which is secluded from everything proof against Mrs. Wright. In the play, the men kept on thinking about the ladies' contemplation as well as actions which is focused on the household exercises such as sewing. Mrs. Solidness had the dead canary in her pocket as the proof. The last line refers to what these ladies have succeeded in protecting Mrs. Wright.
Answer:
The question is incomplete as options are missing. The missing options are:
A.) The lighthearted and humorous tone of the County Attorney is the opposite of what you would expect during a situation like this.
B.) A show of interest in the quilt on the men’s behalf was a sudden twist of what would normally be expected.
C.) The County Attorney appeared to be asking a question about the quilt, but he was actually asking another question entirely.
D.) It appeared as though Mrs. Hale was answering the question, but she actually meant something quite different with her response.
The correct option is D.
Explanation:
The given excerpt is taken from The Trifles penned by Susan Glaspell.
In the given excerpt, the irony is created by the response of Mrs. Hale. The play gives the message about the treatment of women in the society. And how they are viewed and understood. In the play, Mrs. Wright murders her husband Mr. Wright, who used to torture her and killed her canary.
In the play, Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters upon learning the truth of the murder of Mr. Wright and the motive of his murder tried to save Mrs. Wright. They cleared the proofs against Mrs. Wright. When County Attorney enters the scene, he mockingly asks questions about the quilting of Mrs. Wright at which Mrs. Hale answers ironically that the name of it is 'knot it.' The meaning of her response was implied and not abstract.
So, the correct answer is option D.
The situation in which a message presented by a high credibility source becomes less persuasive over time, while a message from a low credibility source becomes more persuasive over time, is called
Answer:
The Sleeper effect
Explanation:
The sleeper effect refers to a situation when the effect of messages become more stronger as time passes.
It is the situation in which a message presented by a high credibility source becomes less persuasive over time, while a message from a low credibility source becomes more persuasive over time
Which of Bronfenbrenner's five levels addresses the everyday, immediate environment in which children lead their daily lives?
Answer:
The microsystem
Explanation:
Urie Bronfenbrenner developed the ecological system theory, he opined that a child's development is affected by the world around them and he divided the person's environment into five different levels: the microsystem, the mesosystem, the exosystem, the macrosystem, and the chronosystem.
The microsystem the everyday, immediate environment in which children lead their daily lives such as home, school and daycare.
Four-year-old Leo spent too much time in solitary activities and his parents wanted to encourage him to play with others. An observer noticed that in the classroom Leo's teachers gave him attention whenever he was by himself but tended to ignore him when he played with others. The teachers were instructed to give Leo attention when he played with others and ignore him when he played alone. This example illustrates:___________
Answer:
Behavior modification
Explanation:
In psychology, the term behavior modification refers to a technique that has the goal of change altered patterns of behavior using learning techniques such as positive and negative reinforcement. In other words, behavior modification, as it names says, focuses in changing undesired behaviors by using different techniques.
In this example, Leo spends too much time in solitary activities and the teachers gave him attention whenever he was by himself. So now, the teachers were given the instruction to give Leo attention when he plays with others and ignore him when he is alone. This way, by using negative reinforcements they want to change Leo's behavior by giving him attention when he is with others, to change his behavior to a more desirable one. This example therefore illustrates Behavior modification.
Because of scarcity:Question 1 options:a) we face tradeoffs in nearly every choice we make.b) choices are unlimited.c) wants are limited.d) resources are limitless.
Answer:
a) Because of Scarcity :- we face tradeoffs in nearly every choice we make
Explanation:
Scarcity is the shortage of supply with comparison to demand.
Scarcity : Demand > Supply
Scarcity leads to trade off for each choice made, as each choice made has opportunity cost i.e something sacrifised to attain that choice.
This happens because scarcity arises out of - unlimited wants & limited resources having alternative uses.
Eg: Resources = Money Income, spending options = Food, Drinks.
If one chooses to eat a unit food, its opportunity cost i.e drinking beverages is traded off for that unit food eaten.
what is a likely result of the United states providing free healthcare for every citizen
Answer:The following are the results if there is free health care for every citizen in US
Explanation:There will be increment in health insurance scheme.
Citizens will no longer see health insurance as a benefit in choosing a job .
More lives will be saved .
Durkheim, a functionalist, likened society to a living organism in which all parts of society play important roles much like the organs of a body support the survival of the entire organism. Durkheim believed this to be true of all aspects of society, therefore, even the socially ________ members or groups of society are important to the overall functioning of society.
Undesirable
Explanation:
Society is seen as a complete living body in Durkheim's functionalist way of thought. As such, even the unwanted waste parts of a living organism are extremely important to overall function of the society and it simply cannot do away with them.
In functionalism the sum of all the constituents of the society are greater than its singular parts.
Thus, the overall cohesion of society is held together by unwanted elements in the society too.
Psychologist Jean Piaget observed children to see how they solved problems. Over the course of many studies, he was able to spot general patterns of behavior. This led him to connect different concepts and behaviors within a single____________________
Answer:
within a single theory
In the context of state courts, which of the following statements is true of reviewing courts? a. They only handle cases that cannot qualify for a writ of certiorari. b. They only render decisions that are consistent with the philosophy of judicial restraint. c. There has to be at least nine judges in a reviewing court. d. They are essentially concerned with questions of law. e. They usually handle diversity of citizenship cases.
Answer: The correct answer is D
Explanation: They are essentially concerned with questions of law
Positive economics:________
a. is the scientific study of "what ought to be" among economic relationships.
b. postulates a relationship that is potentially refutable and then seeks to determine whether the stated relationship is correct.
c. uses value judgments to determine which policy alternatives should be chosen.
d. is of no use to policy makers because it reflects the value judgments of the researcher.
e. postulates a relationship that is potentially refutable and then seeks to determine whether the stated relationship is correct.
Answer:
Option B, postulates a relationship that is potentially refutable and then seeks to determine whether the stated relationship is correct.Explanation:
The basic purpose of positive economics is to determine the description and explanation of economic phenomena.It relies on objective data, facts, and figures.
Unlike normative economics which mostly concerns with 'what ought to be', positive economics is focused more towards 'what is'. It has an objective and fact-based approach where statements are determined through reasoning and factual analysis.
For instance, the statement "Public schools increase public expenditure" is a positive economics statement. It is a factual statement because if we look into statistics, a huge portion of money is spent on public schools.
After years of washing his laundry at the corner Laundromat, Marco was glad to move into an apartment with washer and dryer hookups. He planned to buy a washer and dryer to save time and money. Which of the following needs would the purchase satisfy?
Utilitarian needs T/F
Answer:True this refers to utilitarian needs
Explanation:Utilitarian needs are those we objectively need because of their tangible attribute . We but them becaus of their usefulness this is an opposite of hedonic needs which refers to needs that are subjective because we buy them for fun ,excitement , thrill and enjoyment
Utilitarian needs are useful , effective , practical ,functional and necessary.
Charter schools are generally exempt from most laws governing school districts, including laws regarding the need to report suspected child abuse and the law requiring training for mandated reporters True or False
Answer:
true
Explanation:
Jul 7, 2017 - Although charter schools are generally exempt from most laws governing school districts, all laws regarding the need to report suspected child abuse apply equally to employees of charter schools.
Final answer:
Charter schools must follow state laws regarding child welfare, including the reporting of suspected child abuse and mandated reporter training, contrary to the false claim that they are exempt from such laws.
Explanation:
The statement that charter schools are generally exempt from most laws governing school districts is false, especially when it comes to laws regarding the need to report suspected child abuse and the law requiring training for mandated reporters. Like traditional public schools, charter schools are bound by the same welfare and safety legal requirements.
Charter schools are self-governing public schools that have agreements with state governments to achieve specific educational outcomes. They receive public funding and are accountable for results like any other public school, but they operate with more flexibility in their methods. Despite their autonomy in certain operational aspects, they must adhere to state laws that protect student welfare, which includes reporting suspected child abuse and ensuring that their staff are trained as mandated reporters.
Prepping for a next-day exam over the course of an evening (and possibly into the wee hours of test day) poses increasing costs since A. tutors charge higher rates after 7 p.m. B. studying productivity declines sharply as the effort extends through the evening. C. the longer you choose to study will result in an increase in the number and value of foregone activities. D. evenings are a less productive time to study compared to daylight hours.
Answer:
C. the longer you choose to study will result in an increase in the number and value of foregone activities.
Explanation:
An opportunity cost refers to the loss of any potential gain by choosing or selecting an alternative from a list of other alternatives.
In the context, when preparing for a next day exam and by studying for a longer period of time increases the opportunity cost for the foregone activities.
Hence the correct option is (C).
Nonverbal communication acts recognized by law and subject to the same protections and limitations as verbal speech are referred to as _______.
Answer:
Speech acts.
Explanation:
As the exercise briefly describes, any nonverbal communication acts recognized by law and subject to the same protections and limitations as verbal speech are referred to as speech acts. In Linguistics, when considering an utterance's intention (of the speaker) and effect (on a listener) we find a speech act. It's not only what is said, but how and with what purpose. Examples of speech acts contain orders, requests, promises, etc.
Sarah is taking a survey. The respondents are asked to fill in their address on the front page of the questionnaire. Sarah could quickly recollect and write down her address. Remembering address is an example of _____ cognition.
Answer:
Automatic
Explanation:
Automatic cognition: The term automatic cognition is defined as a process of thinking-pattern that arises quickly, without awareness, and with less effort. It is considered as a specific sequence of different cognitive activities that are being initiated automatically i.e, in the absence of active control based on an input configuration response.
Example: Walking, bicycle riding, speaking, driving a car, and assembly-line work.
In the question above, the given statement is an example of automatic cognition.
Critics of Donald Trump cited his lack of knowledge and government experience when he ran in the 2016 presidential election. Which of the following is a reason some Americans supported him but is unrelated to this status as a government outsider?
a) his status as one of New York City's elite businessmen
b) his success as an entrepreneur
c) his status as a billionaire
d) his stance on immigration
Answer:
Explanation:
It’s D) his stance on immigration because Donald Trump wants to deport all immigrants so there are none left in this country.
Thin-layer chromatography is a method that can be used to separate molecules by their polarity. A mixture of molecules in a nonpolar liquid (the mobile phase) is added to the bottom of a piece of adsorbent material (the stationary phase) and allowed to migrate up the material. More-polar molecules interact more strongly with:__________
Answer:
The correct answer is silica gel.
Explanation:
First of all, the name of ''thin-layer chromatography'' is given to a specific technique used to separate non-volatile mixture.
Secondly, the silica gel is an amorphous and porous form of silicon dioxide and is usually used in the chromatography method as a thin layer of adsorbent material and receives the name of stationary phase in the method.
Finally, in a certain example where two compounds that differ from each other regarding polarity, the more polar compound has a stronger interaction with the silica gel.
Which two ancient civilizations deeply influenced America's ideas about freedom, the value of the individual, forms of government, and systems of laws?
Answer:
Greece and Rome
Explanation:
The American Government was influenced by Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome.
Ancient Greece was a democratic state that was ruled by the people. Whereas, Ancient Rome was a Republic State which means that the voters/citizens elect the representatives to speak and act for them or on their behalf.
American Government has a Democratic Representative where citizens vote for people to represent them or speak for them.
So, the correct answer is Greece and Rome.
Answer:
Greece and Rome.
Explanation:
Early in its existence the Roman republic was governed by an elite of individuals. However,gradually the laws that permitted certain individuals to control the government were abolished, resulting in the emergence of a new elite that relied on the structure of society to retain its power, rather than the law. Same can be seen the in the case of Greece where political representation was open to a limited section of population. And the American society resembles this patter.
An information security professional with authorization to attempt to gain system access in an effort to identify and recommend resolutions for vulnerabilities in those systems is known as a(n) __
An information security professional with authorization to attempt to gain system access in an effort to identify and recommend resolutions for vulnerabilities in those systems is known as a(n) Penetration tester
Explanation:
Penetration testers, additionally acknowledged as “ethical hackers,” are extremely proficient safety technicians that employ their days striving to breach processor and network defense services. These checkers serve in the information technology department to guarantee that that external sanction cannot reach an organization’s data.
They do this by attempting to mangle into systems to recognize possible vulnerabilities in the system. Most of these experts are hackers directed by professional defense auditors. They assure that a corporate web is protected from numerous web menaces.
Final answer:
A penetration tester or ethical hacker is an information security professional tasked with finding and recommending fixes for system vulnerabilities by simulating real-world attacks. They must be information literate to effectively identify knowledge gaps and enhance system security.
Explanation:
An information security professional who is authorized to attempt to gain system access in order to identify and recommend solutions for system vulnerabilities is known as a penetration tester or ethical hacker. These individuals are equipped with a variety of techniques to assess security systems, similar to those used by potential attackers, which can range from low-resourced adversaries to high-resourced adversaries like corporations or law enforcement. Understanding that techniques used by one can be used by the other emphasizes the need for comprehensive security measures. A penetration tester uses their knowledge diligently to fortify systems, making it an essential role in cybersecurity and information assurance.
It is essential for someone in this field to be information literate in the Scope pillar, which means they should be proficient in assessing current knowledge and identifying knowledge gaps. This enables them to understand which areas of the system require more attention and strengthens the security posture of the organization. Maintaining and enhancing information literacy is crucial for adapting to evolving threats in the cybersecurity landscape.
The supplement industry is regulated by the Food and Drug Administration much like medications, therefore it is safe for a student-athlete to take supplements to help gain muscle mass or to aid in weight loss.True/false
"The supplement industry is regulated by the Food and Drug Administration much like medications, therefore it is safe for a student-athlete to take supplements to help gain muscle mass or to aid in weight loss" is FALSE.
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
FDA regulates the supplement industry under the power of "Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA)". These supplements have short-term benefits on human body which is covered under one of the disadvantages supplements have. Doping is totally unacceptable by any Sports Association of World, but again prescription drugs are regulated by FDA.
These have benefits, but it is mandatory for such products to have guidelines or warnings as required according to FDA norms as they have demerits too. Therefore it is not safe for students and athletes to consume weight reduction or muscle gain medications.
Final answer:
The regulation of supplements by the FDA is less stringent than that of medications, and there are safety and mislabeling concerns with supplements. Student-athletes should consult with healthcare professionals before using these products for muscle gain or weight loss.
Explanation:
The statement that the supplement industry is regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) much like medications, therefore it is safe for a student-athlete to take supplements to help gain muscle mass or to aid in weight loss is false. While the FDA does regulate supplements, they are treated more like food than pharmaceuticals, meaning they do not have to meet the same rigorous safety and effectiveness standards that medications do.
In fact, under the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) of 1994, the responsibility for determining the safety of dietary supplements shifted from the government to the manufacturer. Supplements can be sold without FDA approval unless a new dietary ingredient is added, and it is only after the FDA proves a supplement is hazardous that it may be taken off the market.
This lack of stringent regulation has led to issues such as mislabeling and contamination, with some supplements containing unlisted steroids, unsafe levels of heavy metals, or other undisclosed harmful substances. Furthermore, the claims made by supplement manufacturers about the benefits of supplements are not always substantiated by evidence, and these products often come with a disclaimer that they are not intended to "diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease."
It is important for student-athletes to consult with healthcare professionals before considering the use of supplements for muscle gain or weight loss, to ensure that they are not only using a safe product but also one that is effective and necessary for their individual health and athletic goals.
Suppose you're at a party at a friend's apartment. One of the guests strikes up a conversation with you about voter apathy and claims he has a pretty good idea as to why it is so high, calling it a "well-educated hypothesis." You point out (much to his annoyance) that his idea is really nothing more than a guess. In order to accurately call his idea a hypothesis, he would need to:______.
Propose a relationship between two variables
Hypotheses propose relationships between two variables. They usually include the direction of the relationship; in other words, they usually include whether the variables move in the same direction (positive) or in opposite directions (negative).
A hypothesis refers to an educated, testable prediction that is inferred from observable and measurable data. In order to label his idea about voter apathy as a hypothesis, the party guest would need to demonstrate that it is testable and that it establishes a clear relationship between voter apathy and related influencing factors.
Explanation:In scientific and research terms, a hypothesis is not simply a guess. Rather, it is an educated prediction that is testable through observable and measurable means. If the guest at the party wants to accurately call his idea regarding voter apathy a hypothesis, he needs to first make sure that it can be tested. He would need to establish a clear link between voter apathy and potentially influential factors and propose a way to measure any changes or associations in an empirical and unbiased manner.
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Judging individuals based on their similarity to typical members of a group is known as the ________.
The correct answer is Representative heuristic
Heuristics of representativeness is the name given to a mental phenomenon in which, faced with the need to make a decision of relative complexity, the human being relies on his personal repertoire to judge a thing, person or situation.
The heuristic of representativeness is considered, above all, as a shortcut of reasoning.
Rural local cultures are often dependent on a single economic activity. Customs, beliefs, and artifacts are often intimately bound up with the economic activities. For example, the customs of the Plains Indians in early nineteenth-century North America focused on _________.A) corn agriculture.
B) cattle and sheep herding.
C) fishing.
D) bison hunting.
Answer:
bison hunting
Explanation:
John Snow's research during a cholera outbreak in London laid the foundation for which of the following branches of microbiology? This field of study helps to answer the "who, what, when, where, and why."
Answer: Epidemiology
Explanation:
Epidemiology is the study that focuses on health-related distribution model and measures for reducing and managing health-related issues.This study defined about determinants of the disease such as why it is caused, when it is caused, where, who etc.
According to the question,John Snow's research is considered as study of epidemiology because he studies about conditions of diseases along with protective measure.He also studied about determinants and distributive functions of health issues.