This chart aims to build support for which aspect of government employment?
A. Hiring more knowledgeable employees
B. Hiring more federal employees instead of civilian ones
C. Rewarding current long-term employees
D. Encouraging reforms to retain skilled employees
According to Epicurus' atomistic cosmology:a) matter can neither be created nor destroyed. b) atomic compounds exist eternally since the atoms out of which the compounds are made are eternal. c) nothing is created out of nothing, but some things can be reduced to nothing. d) some things can be created out of nothing, and some things can be reduced to nothing.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Epicurus was known to be a psychologist that was born in Europe.
He believed that nothing is created from nothing. Thus the existence of atoms and void could be taken as something that exist eternally.
Answer:
c) nothing is created out of nothing, but some things can be reduced to nothing.
Explanation:
Epicurus was a major philosopher in the Hellenistic period whose works centered on materialistic metaphysics, empiricist epistemology, and hedonistic ethics.
According to his metaphysics point of view, the world is constituent of atoms that are moving in a free space. He also believed that, those atoms makes up complex bodies.
What is a dissociative disorder?
Answer: issociative disorders are mental disorders that involve experiencing a disconnection and lack of continuity between thoughts, memories, surroundings, actions and identity. People with dissociative disorders escape reality in ways that are involuntary and unhealthy and cause problems with functioning in everyday life.
Explanation:
Latitia conducted an experiment in which all the men watched an aggressive television program, and all the women watched a non-aggressive television program. Her results showed that people who watched the aggressive program were later more aggressive than people who watched the non-aggressive program. She concludes that aggressive television programming is detrimental. What is the biggest problem in Latitia’s experiment?
Answer:
She has confounded gender and type of television program
Explanation:
confounding factor in research is simply that thing aside thing being studied, that could be causing the changes seen in a study. When there is a confounding variable problem/effect in an experiment, it can have a hidden effect on your experiment's outcome of also cause a great influence to alter the results of research because they can change the result that the researchers are measuring.
Which describes a frontier region extending through several colonies, from Pennsylvania to Georgia? a. unclaimed territory b. backcountry c. Indian territory d. unsettled land
Answer: it is d
Explanation:
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Answer:
The last option
Explanation:
It is the last option because if you are making a researched text and you are getting information from a site you have to have a work cited page because you might have copied and pasted words from the text and used it as your own words and you have to put quotation marks and cite your work. I hope this is right and that it helps you.
how did Jomo Kenyatta consolidate and maintain his power in Kenya?
Answer:
President
Explanation:
He was elected President of the Kenya African Union in 1947, through which he lobbied for independence from British colonial rule, attracting widespread indigenous support from white settlers but animosity. ... Kenyatta was made president of KANU upon his release and led the party to victory in the general election of 1963
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Answer:
1) A hieroglyph (Greek for "sacred carvings") was a character of the ancient Egyptian writing system. Logographic scripts that are pictographic in form in a way reminiscent of ancient Egyptian are also sometimes called "hieroglyphs".
so the answer for hieroglyphics is B
2) A line of hereditary rulers is generally referred to as a "dynasty." Dynasties usually contain a series of monarchs, emperors, or other...
so the answer for line of rulers is C
Explanation:
Dr. McHale is a board-certified psychiatrist who is a lieutenant in the Army. He has recently been assigned to Afghanistan. In his role there he is asked to sit for interrogations of enemy combatants. A military policy states that a "behavioral science consultant" may not be a "medical monitor during interrogation" and suggests that this is a "health care function:' However, it appears to authorize monitoring as part of consultants' intelligence functions, since "physicians may protect interrogatees if, by monitoring, they prevent coercive interrogations".During an interrogation, Dr. McHale begins to become concerned about the mental health of prisoner who appears to be close to giving information that would clearly be useful. Is Dr. McHale able to act as a physician in this role? Should health care providers be used in areas of military intelligence?
Answer:
Explanation:
The taken part of Dr McHale in the process of interrogation did mean that the Dr is exhibiting or carrying out his work as a physician.
This is because his ability to guide against the mental health of the prisoner is actually part of his work as a physician.
Describe one of your personality traits that you believe to be heavily influenced by your unique genetic profile and another trait that seems to be much less so, or more influenced by your envioronment. Provide reasons for your answer, and explain why you would expect genetics to exert a greater impact on some personality traits than on others.
Answer:
A. Hardworking
B. Extra care for the children especially the female child.
Explanation:
The personality trait that is being influenced by the unique genetic profile is being hardworking. This is because, men are naturally or genetically stronger than the woman, this is because they are believed to provide for their families.
And the other personality trait that is not being influenced by genetic profile but by the environment is by doing extra work to care for the children. This because of the incidences that are occurring to the children, such as kidnapping, raping among others.
Televised speeches, political commercials, interviews, and photo opportunities are used by candidates for public office to do all of the following EXCEPT: A. research public opinion on issues B. campaign for office C. communicate with voters D. keep constituents informed Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D
Answer:
a research public opinion
Explanation:
Answer:
Its D
Explanation:
Which Roman leader was responsible for the organization of the empire as shown on this map
Answer:
The answer is "Augustus".
Explanation:
In the given question some information is missing so the correct answer to this question can be described as follows:
The first emperor of ancient Rome was Augustus. He "reestablished" Rome's democracy, although he maintained all the actual authority of Rome's emperor, or "second citizen."
He was mainly responsible for both the roman republic, which lasted two decades. He put into motion reformation to resurrect his people who believe in traditional gods.Answer:
a
Explanation:
Allison was raped in a park two years ago. She cannot seem to get over it and
has frequent flashbacks and feels anxious. She is probably suffering from:
A. OCD.
B. PTSD.
C. PPRP
D. DSM.
Answer:
PTSD
Explanation:
these symptoms are common to PTSD
Answer:
Answer is PTSD
Explanation:
PTSD effects people that go through traumatic events and causes them to have flashbacks and or feel anxious when something happens that reminds them of the experience.
whatare the names of the 7 seas
Answer:
Arctic, North Atlantic, South Atlantic, North Pacific, South Pacific, Indian and Southern Oceans.
Explanation:
During the 1980s, social programs in the United States were
a) expanded.
b) reduced.
c) left unchanged.
d) completely eliminated.
Answer:
B.) Reduced.
Explanation:
The Reagan administration is sometimes thought to have reversed the growth of the welfare state by eliminating or shrinking welfare programs at all levels of government and by removing new re-distributional initiatives from the national agenda. This assault on the welfare state was motivated at least in part by philosophical considerations. Leaving aside questions of cost and efficacy, the new administration aimed to confine welfare payments to the “deserving poor” (the aged, children, the permanently disabled, and others who could not be expected to enter the work force) in order to reduce the distorting effects of welfare both in labor markets and on the moral character of recipients. In practice, the administration sought to reduce payments to those with relatively high incomes by tightening eligibility standards and by reducing benefit levels on various programs (Palmer and Sawhill 1982).
Answer:
a) expanded
Explanation:
AIDS, Abortion, Drug Abuse, Education, Urban Crisis, Equal Rights
Which type of institution offers curricula and training?
O A. Entertainment
O B. Education
O C. The judicial system
O D. Law enforcement
The correct answer is B. Education
Explanation:
In human societies, an institution refers to an organization or structure that has specific purposes. Common institutions include education, family, and government. In the case of education, this includes universities, colleges, primary schools, etc. that provide formal training through organized contents and courses that are known as curricula. For example, to be a lawyer or receive training in this field you will need to attend several courses and learn different contents (curricula) at a university or similar institution. Thus, the type of institution that offers curricula and training is education.
what are the differences between unearned privileges and earned privileges? explain.
Sam’s teacher drew a picture of a plant cell so his class could study it. Compared with a real cell, how is his teacher’s model different? A) The model is a different size. B) The model is a different shape. C) The parts in the model have different names.
Answer:
A. The Model is a different shape is your correct answer.
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Positive feedback loops are caused: A. when a small physiological change leads to an amplified change in the same direction. B. when the body responds to cold temperatures by shivering and constricting blood vessels near the skins surface. C. when a physiological change in one direction leads to a change in the opposite direction. D. when physiological changes no longer occur in the cell.
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What role did Benedict Arnold play in both helping and hurting the American
cause?
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Identify the type of design being described in below scenario.
Rhonda is studying the effects of hunger on academic performance. She uses hunger as a within-subjects factor, starting her subjects out with a very small breakfast and testing them at two-hour intervals throughout the day without any additional meals or snacks. She has a between-subjects factor of task difficulty, with three levels: easy, medium, and hard.
Options:
a. Combined strategy
b. Higher-order factorial
c. Mixed design
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
It should be understood that a mixed design or mixed factorial design involves two or more independent variables, of which at least one is a within-subjects (repeated measures) factor and at least one is a between-groups factor. In the simplest case, there will be one between-groups factor and one within-subjects factor.
What traits cannot be used to stop an individual from voting?
Answer:
the color, race or background of an individual cannot stop an individual from voting in the the United States of America
Explanation:
Constitution of United States of America
What is a cloud in the world of computing?
O A. Various tools that allow people to add effects or fix out-of-tune
notes
B. A network of computers that store data for individual users
C. An audio or video file that is experienced online as it is being
captured
D. An uncompressed audio file that is 12 times larger than an MP3
file
Answer: B
Explanation:
In laboratory animals, partial or intermittent reinforcement schedules resemble which of the following?
O The animal first learns to lever press 10 times for food reward; then he is switched to a schedule where he receives half the amount of food reward for 10 lever presses.
O The animal first learns to lever press 10 times for food reward; then he is switched to a schedule where he is required to lever press 20 times for the same food reward.
O The animal first learns to lever press 10 times for food reward; then he is switched to a schedule where he is only reinforced with food reward on half of the trials.
O none of these.
Openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness and neuroticism are related to an overarching personality construct called ____, a higher level of which may result in more sexual activities in older couples.
a. positivity
b. efficacy
c. satisfaction
d. determination
Answer:
a. positivity
Explanation:
Positive personality traits can include kindness, empathy, resilience, etc of which brings a higher level of agreeableness, Extraversion and openness.
Positivity means seeing the positive or optimistic side of things.
The Trolley Problem is an important thought-experiment in ethical philosophy. Suppose Alf concludes that in the Trolley Problem the agent is morally required to pull the lever and divert the trolley. Which of the following moral principles may be implied by Alf’s conclusion?
(a) We are morally required to save many lives at the expense of one life.
(b) The value of a human life is quantifiable and, although that value may be very high, it is not infinite.
(c) We have a moral duty to act in such a way that we preserve or save or bring about as much value in the world as we possibly can.
(d) Even if there is some moral difference between killing and letting die, that difference is not so great that we may not sometimes have a moral duty to kill in order to not let die.
(e) All of the above.
Answer:
(a) We are morally required to save many lives at the expense of one life.
Explanation:
The Trolley Problem which was redifned by Phillipa Foot, an English PPhilosopher, in 1967 explain the ethical dilemma, where by, the main problem of this ethical philosophy deals about whether to:
1. Do nothing and allow the trolley to kill the five people on the main track.
2. Pull the lever, diverting the trolley onto the side track where it will kill one person.
Hence, in this case, should Alf concludes that in the Trolley Problem the agent is morally required to pull the lever and divert the trolley, which will means, that, the Trolley will kill ONE person instead of FIVE. This implied that, Alf has concluded that "We are morally required to save many lives at the expense of one life."
What happens in the Caribbean Sea today that happened to the explorers of the 1500s?
Answer:
Transportation of goods still happens in the Caribbean Sea today as it does in the 15th century.
Explanation:
The 1500s was named the Age of Exploration because there were extensive sea voyages accompanied by trading, transportation of goods between countries.
The 15th century is shaped by the activities of the Europeans who at that time began to explore the world by sea, searching for new trading routes, knowledge, wealth in form of gold, silver, agricultural produce and even slaves.
A lot of trading is still done along the Caribbean Sea today as it was in the 1500s.
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Puritans believed that people should _____.
work hard and live in strong, stable families
try to convert Native Americans to Christianity
discourage the growth of democratic ideas
earn their living as farmers or shipbuilders
Answer:
work hard and live in strong, stable families
Explanation:
They left England because they felt oppressed by the Church and wanted independence to practice their beliefs
A minority group has less/fewer of what than a dominant group?
Traditions
Power
Children
Skills
A minority group has less/fewer power than a dominant group.
Answer:
power
Explanation:
g A team of researchers decide to study social mobility. They obtain data on respondents and their parents, gathering information on the occupational status of each generation to see if mobility has occurred. To understand the likelihood of social mobility more fully, they also ask questions about respondents' educational attainment, type of training, and the prestige of the first job that respondents had in their respective occupational field. By considering some of these intervening processes, this research team has chosen to use a(n) ________
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A team of researchers decide to study social mobility. They obtain data on respondents and their parents, gathering information on the occupational status of each generation to see if mobility has occurred. To understand the likelihood of social mobility more fully, they also ask questions about respondents' educational attainment, type of training, and the prestige of the first job that respondents had in their respective occupational field. By considering some of these intervening processes, this research team has chosen to use a(n) ________ approach to social mobility.
a) status attainment model
b) class-based
c) ascending mobility
d) vertical mobility
Answer:
This research team has chosen to use a A. status attainment model.
Explanation:
This research is, as is stated in the question, working with social mobility. Social mobility can be defined as the upward or downward movement of individuals and groups in social hierarchy. The approach they have chosen to conduct their study is based on status attainment. Status attainment sees a person's social mobility as the result of two factors: their parents' achievements and their own achievements. Notice that the researchers are working not only with data on their subjects' parents, but also on the subjects themselves - their education, jobs, how much prestige is involved in what they do, etc.