Answer:
Check below for the explanation
Explanation:
NOTE : Your question is not completely and well stated, but i will explain to you what group role is and the importance of communication in the group. I believe this will answer any question that you have in mind.
The group role is the role and responsibility of a leader and the individual members working within the group. It refers to the function that individual members of a group will perform within the group as a whole.
The role of the each person (I.e. the individual members) is the role of the group since the group is trying to achieve a common goal.The expectation of others in the group is to ensure that each individual communicates clearly their roles to the group which must align with the ultimate group role. No member of the group is expected to try new ideas that do not align with the roles and the ultimate goal of the groupBecause of the limitation that members cannot communicate out of the group role, members may find it difficult in expressing and implementing new ideas.Question 3 (10 points)
The secretary who greets you prior to your interview:
A. is only being friendly because it's their job.
B. is the person you should go to if your interviewer is a few minutes late, if you need a cup of water, or if you think the room is too
cold
C. will probably be asked his opinion of you by the employer after you leave.
Professor Sheckler is looking to study the career trajectories of a specific group of college students, following the same individuals through their senior year and then five years afterward. What form of research methodology would he be using?
Answer:A cohort study
Explanation: A cohort study is an observational longitudinal study in which a group of individuals with similar characteristics are sampled and followed through cross sectionally at intervals over time and compared based on the factor of interests employed at each time. Such defined group of people or cohorts are usually assembled at present and followed up at intervals to ensure comparisons are maintained throughout the course of the study. Cohort study is very relevant especially in the field of medicine as it has helped to provide answers based on statistics by providing preclinical justification for the use of treatment having being analysed cross-sectionally and compared over a long period of time
Professor Sheckler research on a specific group of college students, following the same individuals through their senior year and then five years afterward should employ the Cohort Study methodology.
Professor Sheckler is using a form of research methodology called longitudinal research.
Longitudinal research involves studying the same group of individuals over an extended period of time.
In this case, Professor Sheckler is planning to follow the career trajectories of specific college students through their senior year and then for five years afterward.
Starting from their senior year and continuing for five years post-graduation. This could be anywhere the identified students are located, both during their senior year and post-graduation.
Katherine has a physics exam tomorrow. However, a free lecture by one of her favorite authors is taking place this evening. Katherine can either attend the lecture or study for her exam. Katherine's opportunity cost of attending the lecture is:
Answer:
Katherines oppurtunity cost is the cost of getting to the lecture event itself plus the reduction in her physics exam grade by not studying tonight.
Explanation:
international organizations like the United Nations: A. Can require some surrender of sovereignty or authority of elected officials in the U.S. to set policy. B. Weaken legitimacy because the American public is less likely to support
Answer:
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Explanation:
There are many International organizations in the world today, up to like three hundred(300) or even more, examples are International Labour Organization,World Health Organization, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, International Telecommunication Union, Bank for International Settlements and many more.
Out of all these international organizations the United Nations has the largest base in the world. For instance now, the United States of America can not go against the United Nations because if the UN supports a motion it means that the decision is a global one.
Option A describes what the United States of America will lose because of their participation in the in International organizations such as the United Nations. Although the United States of America also tend to gain policy support.
Answer:
A. Can require some surrender of sovereignty or authority of elected officials in the U.S. to a given set policy.
Explanation:
United Nations, as a body made up of different countries is mandated to promote peace and security in the world.This measure is adopted through the use of voting of the permanent members countries' vote in order to pass a policy or rectify a given one.
In the case of US, the policy to be adopted by the United Nations council overides the individual opinion of any government official.
For example, if the UN decided to send relief materials to Iraq while the US officials are against it, once the policy has been passed and rectified, the US officials are required to surrender to the given set policy.
The feeling of exaltation that a person has when hearing a choir sing is characterized as a religious for community leaders and allow members to refine their organizational skills are performing a ________.
Answer: Your questions are two questions in one so i"ll seperate and answer them individually.
a) Experience
b) Latent function
Explanation:
Question 1: The feeling of exaltation that a person has when hearing a choir sing is characterized as a religious Experience.
A religious experience is a feeling that an individual encounters which is beyond physical phenomena which can triggered by songs or ministrations.
Queston 2: Churches that serve as training grounds for community leaders and allow members to refine their organizational skills are performing a?
--A latent function derived from manifest function is a type of function that serves a purpose for which it was not consciously or originally intended for using the manifest function environment.
In this case, the church was built for the purpose of conducting services which is a manifest function but allowing members to refine their organisation skills in the church is the church [providing a latent function to that effect
• greatly influenced U.S. politics in the early 1900s by fighting big business • promoted populist beliefs • served as the prosecuting attorney in the Scopes TrialWho is described in the box above?
Answer:
The person who is described above is William Jennings Bryan.
Explanation:
William Jennings Bryan was an American lawyer and politician who served as Secretary of State from 1912 to 1915 and was a three-time Democratic presidential candidate.
Bryan was elected to the House of Representatives in 1890. One of his most important political goals was to run a bimetallic stock instead of the gold stock supported by most businessmen. He lost a total of three presidential elections in 1896, 1900 and 1908.
President Woodrow Wilson appointed Bryan his Secretary of State in 1913 after Bryan helped Wilson win the 1912 presidential election. Bryan resigned in September 1915 because, as a peace activist, he opposed Wilson's actions against Germany after the sinking of Lusitania.
He is best known for the 1925 "monkey trial" of John T. Scopes, in which he accused Scopes of teaching Darwinism. Bryan believed that doctrine would lead to the spread of social Darwinism and that this law of the jungle would eradicate charity from society. He died just five days after the trial in Dayton.
In Across Five Aprils: 1. How old is Jethro at the beginning? 2. Are most of the people who live around the Creightons for the Union or for the Confederates?
Answer:
Jethro was nine years old at the beginning of the book 'Across Five Aprils.'
Most of the people around the Creightons were for the Union movement
Explanation:
'Across Five Aprils' is the story of the transition of a young naive boy Jethro Creighton from childhood through teenage years into adulthood. At the beginning of the book, Jethro was nine years old.
He was the last of four children. He had 2 older brothers and one younger sister. His brothers joined forces with the Unions. The aftermaths of the brutal civil war in the US changed his childhood innocence as he learns the realities of life after a war. That is that there are no victors in war
Clara has been recently diagnosed with a sexually transmitted infection. She has fevers frequently and has chronic fatigue. She is also losing weight at an alarming rate. There is no cure for her condition. Given this information, it can be said that Clara has been diagnosed with _____.
Answer:
AIDS.
Explanation:
The symptoms above can be denoted to be the advanced or late stages of HIV which has now transformed to AIDS.
These stages could consist of HIV infection are acute infection, latency and AIDS. Acute infection lasts for several weeks and may include symptoms such as fever, swollen lymph nodes, inflammation of the throat, rash, muscle pain, malaise, and mouth and esophageal sores.
Answer:
AIDS
Explanation:
Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). It could be life threatening and potentially deadly if not treated or managed early. HIV is majorly transmitted through contaminated blood transfusion, unprotected sex, breast feeding, needles etc. The HIV operates by attacking the immune system and making it susceptible to other opportunistic infections.
Some symptoms of AIDS include rapid weight loss, fever, tiredness, enlarged lymph gland. Currently, there is no known cure for AIDS, it can only be managed.
Given this information in the question, it can be said that Clara has been diagnosed with AIDS.
Clarice is a 5-year-old who is watching a movie and eating popcorn with her 3-year-old brother. Clarice's brother finishes his popcorn long before Clarice, so she offers her brother some of her popcorn. Clarice's mother praises her as a "good girl" for sharing. This is an example of
a) Piaget's autonomous cooperation.
b) Piaget's incipient cooperation.
c) prosocial behavior of the social learning theory.
d) modeling.
Answer: C.
prosocial behavior of the social learning theory.
Explanation: Prosocial behaviors are those intended to help other people. Daniel Batson explains that prosocial behaviors refer to "a broad range of actions intended to benefit one or more people other than oneself—behaviors such as helping, comforting, sharing and cooperation."
Social learning theory is the view that people learn by observing others.
For example, a teenager might learn slang by observing peers. Social learning requires attention to the person(s) observed, remembering the observed behavior, the ability to replicate the behavior, and a motivation to act the same way.
What variable did William Chambliss conclude was the deciding difference between the labels received by the "Saints" and "Roughnecks"? Group of answer choices The difference in the social class of the Saints compared to the Roughnecks The race of the members of each group The age of the Saints compared to the age of the Roughnecks The intellectual status of each group
Answer:
The difference in the social class of the Saints compared to the Roughnecks
Explanation:
In the study by William Chambliss, individuals from the upper class were labelled as saints, while those from the lower class were labelled as roughnecks. This labeling ultimately influenced how the subjects were treated, with the roughnecks often regarded as troublesome and arrested for delinquent behaviors while the saints were not.
William Chambliss concluded that the difference in social class was the primary factor in the different labels and consequent future paths of the Saints and Roughnecks, showing how societal perceptions can lead to varying outcomes for individuals.
The deciding difference between the labels received by the "Saints" and the "Roughnecks" as determined by William Chambliss was primarily the difference in social class. The Saints were from middle-class backgrounds, and despite their delinquent behavior, they were perceived as engaging in harmless pranks, avoiding arrest and later achieving respectable careers.
In stark contrast, the Roughnecks, who hailed from poorer, working-class families, were viewed as troublemakers, often found themselves in trouble with the law, and faced adult lives characterized by low-paying jobs or imprisonment. Chambliss's findings emphasize how social class influences societal perceptions and outcomes, especially in the context of delinquent behavior.
These findings align with other studies, like Rist's research, which also observed that social class seemingly predicted educational placement and future pathways for children. The impact of social class on group labeling and long-term life trajectories is a recurring theme in sociological research, showing how deep-seated biases and structural inequalities shape the lives of individuals within society.
Monroe is very competitive at work and when playing sports with his friends. He often takes work home with him in the evening and frequently eats lunch at his desk so he can do two things at once. He gets very frustrated and sometimes angry when he can’t do something well the first time. Monroe could best be classified as a(n)
Answer: Monroe could be classified as a TYPE A PERSON.
Explanation: Type A personality behavior was first described in the 1950s by cardiologists Meyer Friedman and Ray Rosenman.
The type A personality is described as more competitive, highly organized, ambitious, impatient, highly aware of time management and/or aggressive. They are also said to be hasty, impatient, impulsive, hyperalert, potentially hostile, and angry.
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In American foreign policy, the president is __________.
A. chief diplomat
B. head of the federal bureaucracy
C. commander-in-chief
D. all of the above
Answer:
C
Explanation:
C. commander in chief
An enslaved person who learned trade most likely worked for a
Answer:
plantation owner
Explanation:
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How do the locations of ancient and modern Indian cities differ?
A. Ancient cities developed only in inland regions, while modern cities developed along the coast.
B. Ancient cities developed in mountains, while modern cities developed along the Ganges River.
D. Ancient cities developed mainly along the Indus River, while modern cities developed near different bodies of water.
Answer: D
Explanation:all the ancient cities is mostly found around the Indus River because thats where the ancient people went to fish or thats where the most food was for them
Answer:
The answer is D.
Explanation:
The role of __________ committees is to act as a bridge between state and local campaigns.
A.
national
B.
county
C.
local
D.
state
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Answer: B
Explanation:
Bob enters a contract with well-known artist Jerry. Jerry is paint Bob’s portrait. Bob pays the agreed upon price. Jerry then decides to quit painting and instead drive across the country. He delegates his duties under the contract to Phil, an up and coming artist. The duties under the contract ____________.
Answer:
The duties under the contract are agreement, consideration, legality, and capacity.
Explanation:An assignment of contract occurs when one party to an existing contract (the "assignor") hands off the contract's obligations and benefits to another party (the "assignee"). Ideally, the assignor wants the assignee to step into his shoes and assume all of his contractual obligations and rights. In order to do that, the other party to the contract must be properly notified.
Final answer:
Jerry's duties under the contract with Bob are generally non-delegable without consent because they involve personal skill and the unique talents of a particular artist. In contracts involving personal services, such as art, the specific person's skill is often a critical element of the agreement.
Explanation:
The duties under the contract between Bob and Jerry are not automatically delegable. In the world of contracts, especially involving personal services like portrait painting by a well-known artist, delegation requires the consent of the party receiving the services. Bob contracted with Jerry specifically for Jerry's unique skills and renown as an artist. Unless Jerry's contract with Bob explicitly allows for delegation or substitution, or unless Bob consents to Phil's substitution, Jerry might be in breach of contract for failing to personally render the services. Contracts involving personal skill or talent are typically considered non-delegable because the services are unique to the individual contracted.
Furthermore, in art, the reputation and particular style of the artist can be of paramount importance, as seen in the importance of portraits and the status they confer, as well as in the actions of artists like Pollock who create their work with a personal, improvisational approach.
Regarding business and social contracts, one can draw some parallels to the concept of delegation. In a social contract, authority is delegated to a state or ruling body, emphasizing that delegation is acceptable when it is based on initial agreement or consent. Similarly, a business contract requires clear terms and mutual consent, particularly when specific personal skills are part of the contracted service.
3. Name the kingdoms that emerged in medieval india
Answer:
' The three kingdoms were the Rashtrakutas, the Pratiharas, and the Palas.
Explanation: Google it
Mughal Empire, Ahom kingdom , Koch kingdom, Rajput kingdoms, Karkota Empire,Satavahana dynasty, The Pala Empire,Chola Empire etc.
Hierarchical classification is important in solving word problems when redundant data is introduced. To be successful the student must shift away from a focus on only one subclass. In short the student must _____. a. conserve b. incenter c. mentally reverse d. deduce
Answer:
d. deduce
Explanation:
In resolving any given problems, it is expected that a logical reasoning is applied inorder to arrived at a particular result likewise in the case of solving word problems with redundant data.
The word problems could only be solved if the person was able to deduce the relevant details needed to solve it from the other details mentioned but not of importance tinthe question.
Mrs. Jones believes that she is a calm wife and frequently thinks she has to shout at her husband to get his attention, but he thinks she yells because she's angry. Mr. Jones typically feels he has to shout back at his wife to defend himself, but she thinks his screaming proves that he's hostile. This couple's experience best illustrates:
Answer: Mirror-image perceptions
Explanation:
A mirror-image perception is one of the type of image of the human in which one person cannot understand the other person thoughts and views clearly by the other person who are in conflicts.
If the person has mirror-image perception means they are reciprocal and sometimes mutual thoughts and views with the opposite person and their thoughts are identical in nature.
According to the given question, the couple's experience is best illustrating the concept of the mirror-image perceptions as she thinks that his creaming prove that her husband is a hostile and always think opposite.
Therefore, Mirror-image perception is the correct answer.
Soluble Rab is GDP bound. Put the following in the correct order of how Rab regulates vesicle targeting. Below is a sequence of events. Place them in the order they should occur, number 1 being the first item. Select the step number from the drop down next to each item. Items to order:
1. Rab is recognized by an effector on the target compartment.
2. GTP is hydrolyzed to GDP
3. The vesicle forms, buds from the donor, and is uncoated.
4. Rab disassociates from the membrane.
5. GDP is released and GTP binds to Rab
6. The vesicle fuses with the donor compartment
7. Rab becomes anchored to the membrane Rab is recognized by an effector on the target compartment.
The correct order of events for Rab protein in vesicle targeting is vesicle formation and uncoating, GDP-GTP exchange on Rab, membrane anchoring of Rab, recognition of Rab by target compartment effector, GTP hydrolysis on Rab, Rab dissociation, and vesicle-target compartment fusion.
The soluble Rab protein starts as GDP bound, but this changes as it helps direct the vesicle to the correct location on the target compartment. Here is the sequence of events:
The vesicle forms, buds from the donor, and is uncoated.GDP is released and GTP binds to Rab.Rab becomes anchored to the membrane.Rab is recognized by an effector on the target compartment.GTP is hydrolyzed to GDP.Rab disassociates from the membrane.The vesicle fuses with the donor compartment.How do the descriptions of the night in paragraphs 4, 5, and 6 establish mood in the opening setting? A) It creates ominous tension. B) It foreshadows the jaguar's death. C) It foreshadows the coming rain storm. D) It creates excitement for the coming hunt.
Answer:
It created ominous tension
tom and his teammate are given the task of working on an important presentation. tom does not contribute much because he is sure that his teammates can handle the presentation by themselves. this is an example of ______
a. social loafing
b. a self-serving bias
c. reciprocal altruism
d. cognitive dissonance
Answer:
This is an example of a. social loafing.
Explanation:
Social loafing is a term used in social psychology to describe a phenomenon that takes place when individuals working is group exert less effort than they would if working on their own. Groups are, sometimes, less efficient and less productive because of this phenomenon. Some people tend to think their effort is not necessary since others will be working hard. They do not feel responsible for how productive their actions will be any longer. That is precisely the case with Tom. The reason why he does not contribute is because he is certain that the others can handle it all by themselves.
Daniel spends each morning counting every book in his personal library, as well as every kitchen utensil and dish before he will leave for work. He repeats the process when he comes home. He recognizes that this is irrational, but he becomes extremely agitated when he tries to stop. Daniel's behaviors are most symptomatic of___
Answer:
Obsessive-compulsive disorder
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that Daniel's behaviors are most symptomatic of Obsessive-compulsive disorder. This disorder, also known as OCD, is a disorder that is characterized by having unreasonable thoughts and fears that lead to becoming recurring obsessive and compulsive behaviors. Usually regarding something irrational such as Daniel is experiencing.
After a dog had been conditioned to salivate at the sight of meat powder, the meat powder was presented to the dog every three minutes and held just out of the dog's reach. Over the course of several trials, the amount of saliva secreted by the dog decreased to zero, indicating that _____ had occurred.
A. negative reinforcement
B. biological preparedness
C. extinction
D. spontaneous recovery
Answer:
C. extinction
Explanation:
Answer:
C. Extinction.
Explanation:
In psychological terms, extinction can be explained as how we can learn something new about a situation. It is not the same as forgetting though, and that is why you will learn that the animal can reverse to the undesired behavior sometimes.
Extinction becomes a learning process, as its neural substrates are now beginning to be understood. Though it is sometimes hard to distinguish classical conditioning from other forms of associative learning.
Racism according to the law is
There isn't really a set law against racial discrimination in general, and for specifics, it's up to states. (In the US)
Although she really loves Jon and enjoys being with him, Waynetta is beginning to feel trapped in her marriage to him. She wants to be more independent and do more activities on her own. She is being pulled by the:___________
Answer:
Integration-separation dialectic
Explanation:
Integration separation dialectics is the part of relational dialectics theory. It is an interpersonal communication theory. It is the theory that tells about personal relations such as tensions, struggles, and interplay.
The relationships always depend on mutual understanding and interpersonal communication.
Thus here Waynetta feels that she has been trapped to marry Jon. She wants to do more activities and more work on its own. But she is being pulled by Integration-separation dialects.
Can nationalism ever be positive? If so, how? Why is nationalism negative? How does it negate conceptions of universal citizenship? What are some of the explanations of the rise of ethno-nationalism during times of social, economic, and political instability?
Answer:
And Explanation:
A)Can nationalism ever be positive? If so, how?
Yes nationalism has been essentially ideology force in recent times, it can be positive because it's positivity can be felt in different areas in the nation development for instance nationalism
seeks to preserve and foster the traditional culture of a nation , and also brings about cultural revivals through nationalist movements. It has brought encouragement to the pride in national achievements which can be associated to patriotism.
B)Nationalism can be negative if it's abused or it'd too much.Negative nationalists prey most directly on people who are losing ground economically and socially. For example the recent resurgence of negative nationalism in country like Austria, France,where among blue-collar manufacturing.Negative nationalism can result to the ill of blind allegiance to a particular state. For instance in a situation where decisions are accepted because people just want to follow order and at the end the people individual would not be able to make principled decisions in commerce ,even negotiation.
Nationalism negate conceptions of universal citizenship with
the challenge of developing respect for majority rule and minority rights
C)What are some of the explanations of the rise of ethno-nationalism during times of social, economic, and political instability?
The weakness in Global economic and a increase in inequality appear causing rise in growth of ethnic nationalism.
Mrs. Weston asks her 8-year-old son, Colin, if he wants his sandwich in one piece, or cut into two pieces. Colin asks her to keep it in one piece, because he isn't hungry enough to eat two pieces. In the context of Piaget's theory of cognitive development, Colin's answer suggests that he:
Question Options:
A. does not understand reversibility
B. does not yet understand conversation
C. has mastered the concept of egocentrism
D. has not yet achieved object permanence.
Answer:In the context of Piaget's theory of cognitive development, Colin's answer suggests that he does not yet understand conversation
Explanation: In this question, what Colin was asked is different from the answer he provided. He was asked if he wanted his sandwich in one piece, or cut into two pieces but he replied that it be kept it in one piece, because he isn't hungry enough to eat two pieces. What this indicates is that he does not yet understand conversation which is what Piaget explained in his theory of cognitive development in the Concrete operational stage this is the stage where the child learns to reason with logic.
Answer:
Does not yet understand conservation.
Explanation:
From Piaget's theory of conservative development so far, it explains different ages in children and their different forms of development types. Which includes different learning roles to help them develop the more.
He(Piaget) believed that children take an active role in the learning process, acting much like little scientists as they perform experiments, make observations, and learn about the world.
As kids interact with the world around them, they continually add new knowledge, build upon existing knowledge, and adapt previously held ideas to accommodate new information.
When being observed increases evaluation concerns, _____ occurs; when being lost in a crowd decreases evaluation concerns, _____ occurs. a. deindividuation; groupthink b. groupthink; social facilitation c. social facilitation; deindividuation d. social loafing; social facilitation
Answer:
social facilitation, social loafing
Explanation:
social loafing is the occurrence which arises when a person is exerting less effort to achieve a goal when he or she works in a group than when working alone and is seen as one of the main reasons groups are sometimes less productive than the combined performance of their members working as individuals.
Social facilitation is defined as improvement in an individual performance when working collectively with other people rather than alone. In addition to working together with other people, social facilitation also occurs in the mere presence of other people.
The way in which crime is understood directly affects the policies developed to combat it. If crime is seen as the product of deprivation or social disorganization, policies might be aimed at a. developing interview skills for those on parole. b. reducing poverty and strengthening social services. c. morality training for those in prison. d. developing high self-esteem for at-risk youth.
Answer:
b. reducing poverty and strengthening social services.
Explanation:
The way in which crime is understood directly affects the policies developed to combat it. If crime is seen as the product of deprivation or social disorganization, policies might be aimed at reducing poverty and strengthening social services