Answer:
Talent management system
Explanation:
A TALENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM is an information system that provides e-learning courses, tracks student progress, manages educational records, and provides other features such as online registration, assessment tools, collaboration techniques, and payment processing.
Answer: Learning management system
Explanation: Systems which are designed and geared towards the acquisition of knowledge, keep adequate information of students progress and development and also provide support to students towards peer contribution all made possible via electronic means. This ensures that all the needed information about the student including payment can be handled on a robust and compact framework called the Learning Management System. It allows easy coverage and tracking of student record and also offers seamless workflow and management benefit
Explain how the Texas oil industry has had both positive and negative influences on the state of Texas.
Answer:
The oil is a main resource in Texas, it helps us fuel our cars make products and advance further, but the cons of oil are pretty bad, for example the pollution to groundwater and just pollution in general oil leaks and more.
Answer:
The oil is a main resource in Texas, it helps us fuel our cars make products and advance further, but the cons of oil are pretty bad, for example the pollution to groundwater and just pollution in general oil leaks and more.
Explanation:
From the time she was old enough to talk, Rachel was told by her parents how wonderful it would be for her to become a teacher. Rachel got a teaching degree because it had always been expected of her, but she has never explored any other career options. Rachel's identity status would be described by Marcia as: a.identity achievement. b.identity diffusion. c.moratorium. d.foreclosure.
Answer:
d.foreclosure.
Explanation:
Identity foreclosure: In psychology, the term "identity foreclosure" is described as one of the different identity stages and is referred as "self-identity discovery" stage whereby a person possesses an identity yet hasn't explored some other ideas or options. Identity foreclosure is most commonly found in "young adolescents" and they have adopted only qualities and traits of friends and parents.
In the question above, the given statement represents that Rachel's identity status would be described by Marcia as a foreclosure.
Fact Pattern 42-2A. Dhani, an accountant for Eureka, Inc., learns of undisclosed company plans to market a new laptop. Dhani buys 1,000 shares of Eureka stock. He reveals the company plans to Fay, who buys 500 shares. Fay tells Geoff, who tells Hu, each of whom buy 100 shares. They knows that Fay got her information from Dhani. When Eureka publicly announces its new laptop, Dhani, Fay, Geoff, and Hu sell their stock for a profit.
Under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Fay is most likely
liable for INSIDER TRADING.
criminal
not liable
Answer:
The answer is that Fay is most likely liable for INSIDER TRADING.
Explanation:
Insider trading which is the unfair advantage someone has over others in the purchase of a given securities in the stock market.
This illigal practice affords the individual the opportunity to purchase stocks at a cheaper rate while selling it off at a higher rate after it must have gone public.
In the case of Fay, he is likely liable for insider trading as a result of the prior information he got from Dhani.
In a conditioned emotional response (CER) study, a tone is paired with a foot shock for a rat. After several trials, the tone alone is a CS that can elicit fear emotional responses. Which of the following is true of the anatomy of this fear response? a. The central nucleus of the amygdala integrates the pairing of tone and shock information. b. Tone information is relayed directly to the central nucleus of the amygdala. c. The lateral nucleus of the amygdala integrates the pairing of tone and shock information. d. Damage to the lateral nucleus of the amygdala impairs perceptual learning, but not CER learning. e. Damage to the central nucleus of the amygdala impairs perceptual learning, but not CER learning.
Answer:
A. The central nucleus of the amygdala integrates the pairing of tone and shock information
Explanation:
The anatomy of this fear response is The central nucleus of the amygdala integrates the pairing of tone and shock information
A conditioned emotional response (CER) can be refer to as an emotional response that has been classically conditioned to react to neutral stimulus.
Conditioned emotional response (CER) are mostly negative responses such as fear, anxiety and emotional reaction of occurrence.
B.F Skinner and William Kaye Estes were the first to make use of the words Conditioned emotional response (CER) in the year 1941 and the response was first demonstrated with rats.
Many sociologists in the 1960s noticed that economic obstacles alone were not sufficient to explain disparities in the educational attainment of children from different social classes. Which concept was designed to explain these disparities?
Answer:
cultural capital
Explanation:
The concept, cultural capital was designed to explain disparities in the educational attainment of children from different social classes in the 1960s. With regards to educational performance, cultural capital refers to the essential knowledge that children need to prepare them for their future success. It is about giving children the best possible start to their early education. This can contribute to the disparity noticed in educational attainment of children from different social class as in children from a higher social level tend to have a better educational foundation compared to those from the the low income class.
Answer:
cultural capital
Explanation:
Cultural capital is a collection of knowledge, behaviors, and skills that a person can tap into to exhibit one's cultural competence and social status. Cultural capital is having assets that give us social mobility. The assets can be tangible or/and intangible. They are not related to any financial measure. Cultural capital falls into three categories: institutionalized (education or specialized knowledge), embodied (personality, speech, skills), and objectified (clothes or other belongings).
Jeff can think in images and symbols, has acquired basic language skills, and has an "intuitive" intelligence. He has yet to appreciate that certain aspects of objects remain unchanged despite changes in their appearance. Piaget would contend that Jeff is at the __________ stage of development.
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question will be "Preoperational".
Explanation:
The preoperative or preoperational stage seems to be the second phase of cognitive development philosophy by Piaget.This phase starts about the age of two and will last until about 7 years old. Infants are considered on some kind of abstract level throughout this time but were not using conceptual actions yet.So that, in the given scenario Piaget will also argue that Jeff would be in the developmental preoperative stage.
Oswald, a minor, makes a contract with Albert, an adult, to buy a motorcycle. One week later, Oswald has his eighteenth birthday and shortly thereafter tells Albert he will pick up the motorcycle next week. In this case
Contract is void
Contract is un-void
Answer:
Contract is void
Explanation:
Inevery business contract to be entered between two parties, it is expected that the two parties involved must be of age and reason inorder to take decision on the own.
In the case of Oswald and Albert contract, due to the fact that Oswald was a minor when he entered the contract agreement, it automatically voids the contract irrespective of the fact that his birthday is few days away.
Final answer:
The contract between Oswald and Albert remains valid as Oswald became an adult after making the contract.
Explanation:
The contract between Oswald and Albert is not void, but rather continues to remain valid. This is because at the time of making the contract, Oswald was a minor and therefore lacked the legal capacity to enter into a binding contract. However, once Oswald turned eighteen, he gained the capacity to enter into a contract as an adult.
Therefore, Oswald can choose to enforce the contract and pick up the motorcycle next week.
A situation analysis is a form of ________ undertaken to gather background information and data that may be helpful in properly defining the problem decision. Group of answer choices informal research descriptive research exploratory research causal research
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question will be "Exploratory research".
Explanation:
Exploratory research seems to be conducted on topics that haven't been addressed explicitly but there isn't much evidence as well as information released on something like that.
A circumstance review seems to be a type of such research being conducted to gather context data that might be useful in accurately identifying the determination of that same issue.The aim of implementing exploratory research would be to better understand that same issue so there is no guarantee that almost any definitive results will be obtained from the study.Final answer:
A situation analysis is a form of exploratory research aimed at collecting background information to define a problem decision. It involves assessing the current situation, the desired outcome, and identifying obstacles by using various data collection methods.
Explanation:
A situation analysis is a form of exploratory research undertaken to gather background information and data that may be helpful in properly defining the problem decision. This process involves compiling information on characteristics related to the specific situation, creating a broader context for more in-depth analysis that will follow. A situation analysis assesses the current state, the goal or more desirable situation, and identifies obstacles in the way.
During this stage, group members share what they know about the current situation without proposing solutions or evaluating the information. This may include a range of data collection methods such as interviews, focus groups, surveys, and secondary analysis of existing data. All of this is integral to forming a comprehensive understanding of the circumstances surrounding a problem.
In the case of a group formed to investigate ethical violations by city officials, they might collect data through multiple methods including interviews, observations, prerecorded documents, and secondary data. The information gathered would help in composing a problem statement that clearly summarizes the issue at hand without suggesting potential solutions.
Tim and Jim are identical twins who were raised apart. Ned and Ed are fraternal twins who were raised together. According to research cited in your textbook, which pair of twins will have more similar IQ scores, if either?
Answer:
B. Ned and Ed
Explanation:
Which of the following was NOT reaffirmed at the Council of Trent?
(A) the effectiveness of indulgences for souls in purgatory
(B) the importance of images in the church to teach the doctrines of the church and to deepen people’s faith
(C) the ancient practice of adult baptism
(D)the need for Church tradition and teaching in addition to the scriptures
(E) that good works in addition to faith can help to secure a place in heaven
Final answer:
The option that was NOT reaffirmed at the Council of Trent is (C) the ancient practice of adult baptism. The Council focused on affirming Catholic doctrines that directly contested Reformation principles, except for the practice of adult baptism.
Explanation:
The student asked which of the following was NOT reaffirmed at the Council of Trent:
(A) the effectiveness of indulgences for souls in purgatory
(B) the importance of images in the church to teach the doctrines of the church and to deepen people’s faith
(C) the ancient practice of adult baptism
(D) the need for Church tradition and teaching in addition to the scriptures
(E) that good works in addition to faith can help to secure a place in heaven
The Council of Trent was a significant event that shaped Catholic doctrine in response to Protestant Reformation movements. The Council reaffirmed many Catholic beliefs which directly contested Reformation principles set forth by figures like Martin Luther.
The option that was NOT reaffirmed by the Council of Trent is (C) the ancient practice of adult baptism. The Council primarily focused on affirming the seven sacraments, the use of religious art and images, the doctrine of transubstantiation, Purgatory, the existence and appropriate use of indulgences, and the importance of both scripture and Church tradition, alongside the necessity of good works for salvation.
Because most air pollution in the developed world is associated with transportation and energy production, the most effective air pollution strategy would be _________ measures, such as reducing electricity consumption, insulating homes and offices, and developing better public transportation.
Answer:CONSERVATION MEASURES
Explanation:
A Conservation measure is any approach that follows thoroughly the assessment of the components involve in the planning, action and monitoring of the conservation cycle to achieve better results. it involves undergoing a change about how effective an intervention can cause desirable outcomes by using well articulated measures that are feasible to curb the detriments of the subject to be conserved.
Here, since most air pollution are associated with transportation and energy production, it would be effective to use conservative measures so to curb the negatives of air pollution and utilizing safer strategic measures, by reducing electricity consumption, insulating homes and offices, and developing better public transportation.
"The most effective air pollution strategy would be energy-efficient measures, such as reducing electricity consumption, insulating homes and offices, and developing better public transportation.
To understand why energy-efficient measures are the most effective strategy, let's break down the components of air pollution in the developed world and how these measures can mitigate the problem:
1. Transportation: Vehicles used for transportation are a significant source of air pollution, emitting harmful substances such as nitrogen oxides, particulate matter, and volatile organic compounds. By developing better public transportation, we can reduce the number of vehicles on the road. This can lead to a decrease in emissions per capita as public transportation systems typically carry more people than personal vehicles, thus reducing the overall pollution from the transportation sector.
2. Energy Production: The production of electricity, especially from fossil fuels like coal and natural gas, is another major source of air pollution. By reducing electricity consumption through energy-efficient practices, such as insulating homes and offices, the demand for electricity generated from fossil fuels decreases. This reduction in demand can lead to a decrease in the amount of pollution released into the atmosphere during the energy production process.
3. Energy Efficiency: Energy-efficient measures not only reduce the consumption of electricity but also lower the carbon footprint of buildings and appliances. Insulating homes and offices keeps the interiors warm in winter and cool in summer, thereby reducing the need for heating and air conditioning. This can significantly cut down on energy use and the associated emissions from power plants.
In summary, implementing energy-efficient measures addresses both transportation and energy production, which are the primary sources of air pollution in the developed world. By focusing on these measures, we can expect a significant reduction in air pollutants, leading to cleaner air and a healthier environment."
If you decided that you could never get into a good school and therefore could never get a good paying legitimate job, you might decide to sell crack cocaine instead as a way to make good money. According to Robert Merton, what sort of deviant would you be
Answer:
An innovator
Explanation: An innovator is someone who has embraced his or her own idea and creates environments in which such idea will flourish to challenge the status quo, push boundaries and achieve growth even with such idea.
An individual selling crack cocaine due to an inability to achieve financial success through legitimate means would be considered an Innovator in Robert Merton's strain theory, as they embrace societal goals but use deviant means to achieve them.
According to sociologist Robert Merton's strain theory, individuals in society may engage in deviant behavior when they cannot achieve culturally approved goals through legitimate institutionalized means. In the scenario provided, where a person decides to sell crack cocaine as a means to achieve financial success, Merton would classify this individual as an Innovator. Innovators accept societal goals but reject the socially acceptable means of achieving them, resorting instead to unconventional or criminal means in their pursuit of goals like wealth and success.
While hiking with a friend in the Mojave desert Lonny comes face-to-face with a rattlesnake on the trail. Lonny rapidly enters the first stage of Selye’s General Adaptation Syndrome. His brainstem initiates the release of the neurotransmitter norepinephrine, which increases his vigilance and fear. This is part of his ____.
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question will be "Physical response".
Explanation:
PR (Physical Response) seems to be a form of literacy and numeracy based on expression as well as active communication, it aims to convey languages throughout physical exercise.As just the field of communication-teaching moves toward education to ability, we can already see it would be one of the key approaches that ignited many other improvements to how we traditionally learn the terminology.So that the given scenario is the part of someone's physical response.
The assumption that desirable behaviors that are rewarded immediately and systematically will increase and undesirable behaviors that are not rewarded or are punished will diminish or be extinguished is known as:A)therapeutic communitiesB)cognitive therapyC)behavior therapyD)none of these choices
Answer:
D)none of these choices
Explanation:
Rhett and Scarlet have a relationship characterized by a lifetime of marriage characterized by little physical desire and no sharing of thoughts or feelings. This relationship is best described as one of strong:_____
a. intimacy
b. passion.
c. commitment.
d. infatuation.
Answer:
c. commitment.
Explanation:
At the end of her job interview, a woman is given the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory. To make a good impression, when she sees items such as "I am sometimes bothered by things that shouldn't upset me," and "I don't always tell the truth," she answers that these statements are not true. It is most likely that the person scoring the test will:
Answer:
question the validity of the test.
Explanation:
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (or MMPI) test is a psychological test that is used to examine any clinical or mental health issues in a person. The test was first developed by Starke Hathaway and John McKinley in 1937 at the University of Minnesota, thus the name.
These tests also check the validity of the answers given by the participant. So, the person who will score the woman's test will question the test's validity. It is because the woman marked the above-stated queries as not true as she was trying to make a good impression.
So, the correct answer is that she will question the test's validity.
A year later, Alberto sets up an experiment where each participant is put in multiple conditions. For example, each participant tries to answer arithmetic problems while listening to metal, and then country, and finally classical music. Which design is he using now?
Answer:
Within-Subjects Experiments
Explanation:
Within-Subjects Designs: this is a form of experimental design in which the participants involved is exposed or subjected to all the conditions.
However, in this case, Alberto, is using Within-Subject Designs (simultaneous) by exposing all the participants to answer arithmetic problems while listening to metal, and then country, and finally classical music simultenously.
The multiple conditions here are: arithmetic problems to solve, listening to different types of music in a sequence that mixed the different types.
Final answer:
Alberto is using a within-subjects design in his experiment, where participants are exposed to multiple conditions. They answer arithmetic problems while listening to different genres of music, allowing for comparison across conditions.
Explanation:
The design that Alberto is using is a within-subjects design. In this design, each participant is exposed to all conditions of the experiment. In Alberto's experiment, each participant tries to answer arithmetic problems while listening to different genres of music, such as metal, country, and classical. This allows Alberto to compare the participants' performance across different conditions within the same experiment.
Researchers hypothesize that the older a baby is when it begins to crawl, the longer it will take the baby to stop exhibiting earlier rocking behaviors. The researchers go into the infant room of a day care center every day for six weeks. Every time a baby rocks, the researchers record it. They document which babies are already crawlers and at what age each started crawling. What will help the researchers with their investigation
Answer:
their knowledge that rocking behavior develops before crawling behavior and that rocking behavior eventually goes away once crawling behavior begins
Explanation:
just had this question on a test
A hypothesis is a statement or a concept that is made for the sake of debate and then evaluated to see if it is correct. A hypothesis is usually a speculative assertion that is made only for the purpose of being tested.
The hypothesis investigation is explained below:
The researchers will get aided with the thought that their understanding that crawling behavior starts before rocking activity and that crawling behavior eventually disappears once crawling behavior begins.Therefore, the hypothesis framed by the researchers will be a mirage assumption as the baby will let go of one activity when a new activity is performed by their body.For more information regarding the hypothesis framed, refer to the link:
https://brainly.com/question/15992799
Carly applies for a job at Data Applications LLC for which she is qualified, but for which she is rejected. The employer continues to seek applicants and eventually fills the position. To succeed in a suit against Data for discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act, Carly must show that she
Answer:
was not hired solely because of a disability.
Explanation:
The Americans with Disability Act (ADA) was enacted in law in 1990 which prohibits any discrimination based on disability in employment, school, transportation, etc.
The ADA prohibits discrimination in employment in the form of not hiring because of disability, stopping promotion, training, etc.
To prove that one has been discriminated against under ADA, certain criteria need to be fulfilled such as one has to be mentally and physically impaired.
In the given case, Carly needs to prove that she was not hired because of a physical or mental impairment.
the articles of partnership should specify
1. name, location, and nature of the business.
2 name investment and duties of each partner
3. procedures for admitting a new partner
4. method of sharing profits and losses among the partners
5. withdrawals of assets but the partners
6. procedures for settling up with a partner who withdraws from the firm
7. procedures for liquidating the partnership-selling the assets, paying the liabilities and giving any remaining cash to the partners.
Answer:
All
Explanation:
Articles of partnership is known as a contract that forms an agreement between business partners. It serves as a rule book that shows the conditions by which each party enters into partnership.
Since it clarifies the terms of the relationship to be built and how the assets of their partnership can be shared, possible disputes that could arise are rightly prevented.
Your accusation that I am verbose, voluble, long-winded, and loquacious is completely unfounded. I've never uttered a sentence in my life that contained more than twelve words. - The previous argument provides an example of___.
Answer:
inconsistency
Explanation:
In argument or logic, inconsistency often referred as internal contradiction or logical inconsistency is a term of a fallacious argument, whereby two or more propositions are asserted that cannot both possibly be true.
Hence, in this case, being described as voluble, verbose, long winded and loquacious is contradictory to being described as an individual who has never utter more than twelve words sentence before.
Therefore the argument is rather considered as Inconsistency
The employees at a factory were excellent workers until a week before Christmas when a rumor spread that economic conditions would force the plant to close in four days. The quality and quantity of work took a downturn as the workers spent time discussing among themselves the plausibility of the rumor and what they would do if it were true. Maslow would say that these workers were motivated bya. meta-needs.b. intrinsic motivation.c. esteem and self-esteem.d. safety and security.
Answer:
safety and security
Explanation:
Safety and security needs: In psychology, the term "safety and security needs" is considered as one of the different stages or levels of needs in the hierarchy of needs theory which was proposed by a psychologist named Abraham Maslow.
According to him, safety and security needs are the second stage needs in an individual's life in which he or she wants to keep oneself or family safe and secure from any harm. It involves job security, shelter, and safe environments.
In the question above, the given statement represents safety and security needs.
Contemporary psychologists are most likely to reject which of the following as appropriate for the study of psychology?
Answer:
introspection
Explanation:
Introspection: In psychology, the term "introspection" was proposed by a psychologist named Wilhelm Wundt and is described as a phenomenon through which an individual tends to examine his or her own conscious feelings and thoughts. However, the methodology of introspection is entirely dependent on the self-observation process of one's own thoughts and mental states.
In the question above, the given statement represents introspection.
In Chapter 10, Smith talks about a Puerto Rican named Pete who owned and operated a bodega across the street from the firehouse. Smith characterizes Pete as a typical Puerto Rican: lazy, with no ambition to succeed in the United States.a.trueb. false
Answer:
False
Explanation:
In Chapter 10, Smith talks about a Puerto Rican named Pete who owned and operated a bodega across the street from the firehouse. Smith characterizes Pete as a typical Puerto Rican: lazy, with no ambition to succeed in the United States.
Researchers (Davidson & Jaccard, 1979) studied the relationship between women's attitudes and their use of the birth control pill. They found that the best predictor of whether women were using the birth control pill two years after reporting their attitudes was the women's ________.
Answer:
Attitude toward using birth control pills during the two-year period.
Explanation:
Researchers (Davidson & Jaccard, 1979) discovered that the best way predict whether women were using the birth control pill two years after reporting their attitudes was the women's Attitude toward using birth control pills during the two-year period.
Researchers (Davidson & Jaccard, 1979) carried out a study which deals with the attitudes and behaviors in respect of birth control. This was carried out by measuring the attitudes of two hundred and fourth four women towards controlling of birth, birth control pills, usage of birth control pills and using of birth control pills in the next two years.
Chin-Mae belongs to a culture that values the subordination of individuals to the group. The national culture also values personal stability and doesn't focus on the future. According to Hofstede, what is true about Chin-Mae's culture?A. It is high on collectivism and has a short-term orientation.B. It is low on collectivism and has a short-term orientation.C. It is high on individualism and has a long-term orientation.D. It is high on individualism and has a short-term orientation.E. It is low on collectivism and has a long-term orientation.
Answer:
The correct answer is A. It is high on collectivism and has a short-term orientation.
Explanation:
Chin-Mae belongs to a culture that values the subordination of individuals to the group. The national culture also values personal stability and doesn't focus on the future. According to Hofstede, CHIN-MAE'S CULTURE IS HIGH ON COLLECTIVISM AND HAS A SHORT-TERM ORIENTATION
According to a threshold model of memory, a memory trace is said to be retrieved when it exceeds a certain threshold level of activation. In this view, the rate of correctly retrieving an appropriate memory trace is expressed as __________.
Answer:
Probability
Explanation:
According to a threshold model of memory, a memory trace is said to be retrieved when it exceeds a certain threshold level of activation. In this view, the rate of correctly retrieving an appropriate memory trace is expressed as probability.
Answer:
Probability
Explanation:
When the community worker reaches out to members of the community to let them know that their ideas, opinions, and feelings are valid and encourages them to express their concerns and feelings on their work plans, that worker is assuming the
Answer:
enabler intervention role
Explanation:
If someone refers you as an enabler, it becomes left with you to try to understand the meaning of this and make efforts towards resolving this problem. An enabler could mean that you are the person who is prolonging the substance use disorder of your loved one and hence making sure that he does not seek treatment or help, which entails preventing the person from hitting rock bottom.
Answer:
Enabler inervention role
Explanation:
Being an enabler means you care about people in your immediate environment. You care so much that you want to make life easy for them. It means you are enabling, or facilitating, your loved one’s (members of the community in this case) to continually express their conerns. In this case the worker assumes the role of an Enabler by encouraging them to express thier ideas, opinoins and fellings.
An alluvial plain’s soil is good for __________.
A.
farming
B.
mining
C.
herding
D.
building
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
Answer:
A. farming
An alluvial plains soil is good for farming.
Answer:
The answer is A.farming
When your manager increases your job content by giving you more responsibility for planning and evaluating duties, which job design approach is being used? Job enrichment Job rotation Process reengineering Job simplification Job enlargement
Answer: Job enrichment
Explanation:
Job enrichment is the motivation technique that helps an employee of organization achieve satisfaction .Challenging and interesting task are assigned to employees so that it can give them more pay and increase skills.
According to the question,manager giving more responsibilities and task to employees,he is using job enrichment to increase interest and motivation employees.
Other options are incorrect because job simplification,job enlargement, job rotation and process engineering are to being used .Thus, the correct option is job enrichment