Answer:
B) The Associated Press.
Explanation:
The Associated Press:
The Associated Press is a news agency of United states ( U.S.).The headquarter of this agency is in New York city. This was founded in 1846. The member of the Associated Press are U.S. broadcasters and newspapers.
The source of new of medium sizes city and the small towns are associated Press. All small size town and cities get news form Associated Press.
Therefore the answer is B.
B) The Associated Press.
The overall commission for a transaction is 6%. The commission split between the seller’s and buyer’s broker is 50/50. The commission split between the seller’s broker and their real estate agent in the transaction is also 50/50. What would the seller’s broker’s real estate agent’s commission be for the transaction?
Answer:
The seller's broker's real estate agent's is 3%.
Explanation:
Given the conditions, the overall commission for the transaction is 6% and the commission split between the seller's & buyer's is 50/50 the commission assigned for each for this transaction will be 3%/3%.
Mary Alice's boss at the restaurant where she works wants to meet with her concerning a complaint from a customer yesterday. Mary Alice thinks the customer complained because they were short-staffed at the restaurant. In other words Mary Alice has made a _____ attribution about the reason for the complaint.
Answer:
Situational attribution.
Explanation:
Attribution is the cause of an event related to our behavior. Attribution is the concept related to making our world and experience make a sense. Attribution is a phenomenon that helps us to learn how a person is related to the things and relate to self from other things.
It is also predicted our future and behavior outcomes. For instance, if we hear that Mona is very reliable, then we attribute that she is reliable and we will share our secrets with her. In the above statement, Mary Alice makes an attribution related to the situation for that she believes that a complaint from the client towards her because they are less in number in staff.
If stricter immigration laws are imposed and many foreign workers in the United States are forced to go back to their home countries, Group of answer choices a) we will move down along the long-run aggregate supply curve. b) we will move up along the long-run aggregate supply curve. c) the long-run aggregate supply curve will shift to the left. d) the long-run aggregate supply curve will shift to the right.
Answer:
C) The long-run aggregate supply curve will shift to the right
Explanation:
The long-run aggregate supply curve is vertical because it is thought that demand does not affect supply in the long run.
Supply in the long run is therefore only affected by the factors of production: land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship (although whether entrepreneurship is a factor of production is a subject of debate among economists).
A curve shifts when an exogenous variable (a variable that is not graphically represented on the coordinated system of the model) changes. In the AS-AD model, labor is an exogenous variable, and a change in labor will therefore shift the supply curve.
If immigrants are forced to leave the US, the labor force will shrink. As output depends on labor, output will be less than before, and this in turn will reduce the aggregate supply in the economy, and make the long-run aggregate supply curve shift to the left.
Which answer represents how the outbreaks of food-borne illnesses and the resulting news coverage affected the market for the restaurant chain's products?
Group of answer choices
an increase in demand
a decrease in demand
an increase in supply
a decrease in supply
Answer: a decrease in demand
Explanation: A decrease in demand will cause a fall in equilibrium price, but the effect on equilibrium cannot be determined.
Final answer:
Outbreaks of food-borne illnesses typically lead to a decrease in demand for the affected restaurant chain's products, as consumers shift their preferences away from risky food items. ( second option)
Explanation:
Outbreaks of food-borne illnesses and subsequent news coverage have likely led to a decrease in demand for the restaurant chain's products. The medical news, such as about mad cow disease, often causes consumers to eat less of the affected food product and more of other alternatives.
This shift in consumer preference results in the demand curve for the impacted food product to shift to the left. Economically speaking, a leftward shift in the demand curve is associated with a decrease in price, quantity demanded, and quantity supplied.
Thus, the appropriate choice that represents how such outbreaks affect the market for a restaurant chain's products would be a decrease in demand, as this encompasses the initial consumer reaction.
Selecting which graduate school to attend is extremely stressful to hylton. He tries to manage this stress by focusing on the various options available. He creates a detailed spreadsheet for each school with important criteria that will contribute to his decision. The organization of his method helps him maintain the stress associated with the task at hand. Which of the following reflects his coping mechanism?a. finding meaningb. planful problem solvingc. emotion focused copingd. avoiding the situation
Answer: B -planful problem solving
Explanation:
Hylton resorts to planful problem solving to cope with an extremely stressful situation.By focusing on the various options available and creating a detailed spreadsheet for each school he can channel his anxiety in a logical manner. Rationalizing his emotion contributes to his decision. This organization helps him maintain the stress of choosing and finding his graduate school under control.
To assess reading fluency, many teachers make a series of check marks on a sheet of paper as the child reads each word correctly. Teachers may use other marks to indicate words that the child substitutes, repeats, pronounces incorrectly, or doesn't know. This type of assessment is called a:
Answer:
A running record.
Explanation:
A running record is a way to determine a child's reading fluency.
Although its execution can vary from one teacher to another, the common way to perform it, is giving the child a piece of text, i.e, a few paragraphs from a book, the teacher will have his copy of the text, and as the child reads he will mark all words that are pronounced correctly, all mispronounced words, and each time the child corrects himself.
Then, the teacher will calculate the percentage of correctly pronounced words, and could advice the child to improve in the marked words.
In a set of studies, Ivan Pavlov first touched a dog lightly on the side of its body and a few seconds later placed vinegar on the dog’s tongue. The vinegar made the dog salivate. After several pairings of touch and vinegar, the dog began to salivate as soon as it was touched and before it was given the vinegar. In these studies which of the following was the conditioned stimulus?
a) touch to the body
b) vinegar to the tongue
c) salivation to the vinegar
d) salivation to the touch
e) time interval between touch and vinegar
In the studies, the time interval between touch and vinegar was the conditioned stimulus. The correct option is e).
What is a conditioned stimulus?A stimulation that eventually causes a conditioned reaction is known as a conditioned stimulus. The ringing of the bell served as the conditioned stimulus in the experiment reported, while salivation served as the conditioned response.
Remember that the neutral stimulus changes into the conditioned stimulus. The conditioned stimulus (CS), in the language of the classical conditioning paradigm, is a learned stimulus that may eventually cause a conditioned response.
For instance, in Pavlov's experiment, the conditioned stimulus is the sound of a bell, and the conditioned response is the dogs salivating.
Therefore, the correct option is e) time interval between touch and vinegar.
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Kayla, an honor student, received a C+ on her report on Pearl Harbor. She says that the teacher doesn’t like her because she is an atheist and her teacher is very religious woman. She believes that she received a low grade because of this dislike. Kayla is making ________________ about the cause of her low paper grade.
a. An external attribution
b. An internal attribution
c. A fictional finalism
d. A paranoid delusion
Answer: A
Explanation: Kayla is making an external attribution in which she blames the teacher for her low qualification. This attribution is based on the differences between Kayla's atheism that contradicts her teacher's beliefs.
Sometimes we attribute things to an external cause just because it is easier for us to process whatever feeling causes. If we accept that we are to blame for it, we are taking responsability and sometimes hurts our ego.
According to Hettinger, "affirmative action" refers to the hiring or admitting a slightly less qualified woman or black, rather than a slightly more qualified white male, for the purpose of helping to eradicate sexual and/or racial inequality, or for the purpose of compensating women and blacks for the burdens and injustices they have suffered due to past and ongoing sexism and racism. True or False?
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Hettinger has suggested that 'Affirmative Action' must be taken, which is an approach similar to positive discrimination in which the marginalized or discriminated groups are given priority over majority or non-discriminated groups during hiring and admitting processes when they are in a slightly disadvantaged position. This 'Affirmative Action' will act as a balancing act against the discrimination that these groups have faced historically and are facing even today. Also, equal opportunity is regarded as 'Weak Affirmative Action' by Hettinger. So the given statement is True.
A process used to gather evidence and lead to understanding.
Answer:
A process used to gather evidence and lead to understanding is called the Scientific Method
Answer:
Scientific method
Explanation:
In 1841 the gun salute was standardized to how many guns
Answer:
21
Explanation:
Gun Salutes are traditionally used to honor the military and political officials and it was a symbol of trust and respect. Before 1841 The United States national salute consist fire of one gun from each state in the Union. It was a customary practice to that when a foreign vessel arrived at the port of a country to salute the national flag with the guns in that country's national salute. Therefore a need arises for standardized gun salute which was 21 for most of the nations and adopted by the United States as well.
Imagine trying to describe what it feels like to experience anger or sadness to an emotionally blind person like a sophisticated robot. This robot is highly intelligent but does not experience emotional affect. Your difficulty in describing an emotional feeling illustrates:
Answer:
Qualia characteristic of emotions
Explanation:
The word qualia means a quality or property or experience which can be used to form a perception of something or some identity. Here, a person is trying to describe what it feels like to experience anger or sadness to an emotionally blind person or a robot. But, in order to understand emotions, the robot will need to perceive the quality, property and the will need to perceive the experience associated with that emotion which it is not capable of. Hence, the difficulty here in describing an emotional feeling is the problem in describing the qualia characteristic of emotions.
2. You receive a phone call from an attorney stating that a long-lost relative has
passed away and has left you a small inheritance based on her formal will. You
have been named the executor. Based on what you learned in the module, what
does it mean to have a formal will? What are the responsibilities of the executor,
and what could happen if someone does not have a will?
Answer:
there are specific rules of execution for formal wills and condicils that may vary amongst jurisdiction, most commonly, the deceased must sign at the end of the will and initial each page of the document in the presence of two competent witnesses
Many people think that nuclear proliferation can be best understood as a tragedy of the commons. If someone sees nuclear proliferation this way, which of the following might they propose as a solution?A. a global grassroots movement demanding that governments destroy nuclear warheadsB. a better missile defense system that could make nuclear missiles obsoleteC. a series of technical innovations that could make nuclear inspections more effective by making illegal reactors easier to detectD. better bomb shelters and new medical techniques to treat radiation poisoningE. intensive research into electromagnetic technology that could defeat nuclear weapons even after they are launched
They might propose a global grassroots movement demanding that governments destroy nuclear warheads as a solution.
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
It is a common knowledge that war only result in bloodshed and destruction. But when we talk about nuclear war it can not only lead to bloodshed but destruction of entire planet within a few minutes, killing entire population of the target area. Considering these facts people had raised their voice against nuclear proliferation across the globe.
People at the grass root levels has demanded that these weapons and ammunition should be destroyed by the governments of countries holding them so that there is no chance of such disaster happening in future.
The sales manager is meeting with the meeting planner for a large convention, the meeting planner would like for the audience to be able to see the main stage but does not feel that note taking by participants will be a requirement. What type of meeting room set-up would you suggest?
The meeting room suggested by me would be theater style.
Explanation:The theater-style setting is an ideal setup for the meeting convention because it consists of chairs arranged in regular rows and columns to facilitate proper seating arrangement.
There is also a podium in the front where the speakers can be able to deliver their presentation and everybody in the audience would see him/her. Since there is a minor requirement for notes taking during the meeting, this setup is ideal due to the fact that there is no need for writing desks.
Sydney helps her 2-year-old daughter to make hot chocolate. She helps the child to measure teaspoons of cocoa into a cup, add water, stir the contents, and then use the microwave. Sydney is providing _____
Answer:
Sydney is providing scaffolding.
Explanation:
Scaffolding refers to a teaching strategy that consists in demonstrate how to solve a problem in order to enhance learning and gradually helping the student to carry out tasks independently and self-regulated.
There are three phases or features during this strategy:
- Contingency, when the teacher shows how to solve the problem and starts guiding the students through the process.
- Fading, when the teacher gradually withdraws the scaffolding and the students start acting independently but with the teachers support.
- Transfer of responsibility, when the student is totally independent and is able to develop the task without the teacher’s support.
Scaffolding also helps students to internalize new information by using different concepts, tools and strategies while participating actively through the whole process in order to achieve the main task or solve the main problem independently.
Final answer:
Sydney is providing hands-on learning experiences for her daughter.
Explanation:
Sydney is providing an informal education opportunity for her 2-year-old daughter by engaging her in the process of making hot chocolate. Through this experience, her daughter learns about measurement, thermal phenomena, and cause-and-effect relationships. They explore the concept of temperature without the use of technology by comparing the warmth of different mixtures to the touch. This activity also allows Sydney's daughter to begin understanding how to use mathematical representations to estimate a quantity of interest, such as how much cold water to add to a hot cup of cocoa to make it drinkable.
The hands-on experience is in line with educational policy and standards such as the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), which emphasize learning through practice and real-world experiences. Moreover, the interaction highlights how parents play a crucial role in their children's education outside of formal school settings, such as in the kitchen, which becomes a classroom for practical and sensory learning.
During a dispute over whose turn it was to play with the iPad, 4-year-old Kaden smacked his sister and threw the iPad on the floor. After putting Kaden in time-out, his mother explained why the behavior was unacceptable. She also asked him to think about how he would feel if his sister had hit him. Kaden’s mother is using:___________
Answer: Empathy.
Explanation: Empathy is related among other things to active listening, understanding and emotional support. In addition, empathy implies having the capacity to differentiate between the affective states of others and the ability to take perspective, both cognitive and affective, regarding the person who expresses their emotional state.
A man is married to two women, and all three individuals come from different kinship groups. The marriage has been orchestrated by the parents of the groom and brides, in order to create alliances between groups. Identify whether or not these terms describe these marriages.
The terms that best describe these marriages are:
- Arranged.
- Exogamy.
- Polygamy.
Arranged because the marriage has been orchestrated by the parents of the groom and brides. Polygamy because we're speaking of a marriage where there is one groom to two different brides. Exogamy because the groom is marrying outside the group he belongs to.
Which of the following is true?
A. Attitudes predict behavior under certain conditions.
B. Attitudes are excellent predictors of behavior.
C. Attitudes and actions rarely correspond.
D. Attitudes predict behavior about half the time.
Answer:
D) Attitudes predict behavior under certain conditions.
Explanation:
Attitude: In psychology, the term attitude refers to a combination of behaviors, beliefs, and emotions towards a specific person, thing, event, or object. It is said that the attitude of a person depends on upbringing or experience and it can have a powerful influence on the behavior of the person.
According to the ABC model, an attitude consists of three components:
1. A-affective.
2. B-behavioral.
3. C-cognitive.
The statement that attitudes predict behavior under certain conditions is true, as attitudes often predict behavior, but this varies depending on factors including social norms, the specificity of the attitude, and the individual's tendency towards self-monitoring.
Explanation:The correct answer to the question, "Which of the following is true?" is A. Attitudes predict behavior under certain conditions. This statement is accurate because attitudes, our relatively enduring evaluations of people and things, often predict behavior, but the ability of attitudes to predict behavior varies greatly depending on several factors. These factors include the strength and accessibility of the attitude, the presence of social norms, and whether a person's general attitude towards a subject is specific enough to be relevant in a particular situation.
Furthermore, the likelihood of attitudes predicting behavior is higher among individuals who are low in self-monitoring, meaning they tend to act on their own attitudes regardless of the social situation. High self-monitors, on the other hand, adapt their behaviors to match the social situation and are, therefore, less likely to act consistently with their attitudes. The match between social situations where attitudes are expressed and when behaviors are engaged also matters, as there is a greater attitude-behavior correlation when these situations align.
Based on the study presented in the video, what strategy would you recommend to maximize someone's feelings of happiness?
A. View positive and negative outcome globally
B. Compartmentalize both positive and negative outcomes
C. Compartmentalize positive outcomes and view negative outcomes globally
D. View positive outcomes globally and compartmentalize negative outcomes
I would recommend to maximize someone's feelings of happiness by viewing positive outcomes globally and compartmentalize negative outcomes
Explanation:
This will help in maximizing someone’s happiness. Viewing the positive outcomes globally will help you see the positive things. The positive outcome means good work by the people and government.
The compartmentalization will help you to known that how much is positive thing happening in the different sectors and how much need to work more on these scales. This activity is helpful in maximizing someone’s happiness.
In the Results section of a manuscript,
A. report the data in sufficient detail to justify your conclusions.
B. include a clear statement of support or nonsupport for your original hypotheses.
C. provide dates defining the periods of recruitment and follow-up and the primary sources of the potential subjects, where appropriate.
D. a and c are correct.
Answer:
Option D. a and c are correct, report the data in sufficient detail to justify your conclusions and provide dates defining the periods of recruitment and follow-up and the primary sources of the potential subjects, where appropriate, are the right answers.
Explanation:
Any document written by hand before the arrival of the printing was known as a manuscript. In the introduction section of a manuscript one used to discuss the importance of the problem and the need to start research on that problem. The author may discuss the controversies regarding the problem in the introduction part but it was expected from him that he presents the views and issues of both the sides.
In the main body of the document, all the existing works had to be acknowledged. In the result section, the author is expected to report the data in adequate detail to justify the inferences and should present dates describing the duration of recruitment and follow-up and the primary sources of the implied themes, where relevant.
A sociologist is studying how the population of certain countries influences and affects the population and environment of other neighboring countries. This sociologist is most likely a _____.
a. structural-functionalist
b. conflict theorist
c. symbolic interactionist
d. feminist
Answer:
The answer is a. structural-functionalist.
Explanation:
According to the structural functionalism theory, a society is a complex organism whose different parts work together to guarantee its stability. It focuses on the interactions between the different attributes of societies, such as traditions, values and norms.
Some sociologists have compared a society's structure to the human body, by stating that all the "organs" contribute to its correct functioning.
Gomer loses his job as a road construction worker and cannot find another position with equivalent pay and benefits. As a result, he is still checking the want ads and reporting to the unemployment office on a weekly basis. He is considered to be?
Answer:
Unemployed
Explanation:
He lost his job and he still hasn't been hired.
"Sir, if you be Gawain, it seems a great wonder— A man so well-meaning, and mannerly disposed, And cannot act in company as courtesy bids, And if one takes the trouble to teach him, ‘tis all in vain. That lesson learned lately is lightly forgot, Though I painted it as plain as my poor wit allowed." "What lesson, dear lady?" he asked all alarmed; "I have been much to blame, if your story be true." "Yet my counsel was of kissing," came her answer then, "Where favor has been found, freely to claim As accords with the conduct of courteous knights."
Answer:
This is an excerpt from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight by the unknown author referred to as Gawain Poet . These lines are uttered by the character Lady Bertilak
Explanation:
Here we can read that there is a tension between courtesy and chastity, which we see her (Lady Bertilak) exploiting so she could have her way. She challenges Gawain using his name and reputation and teases him that he cannot be the real Gawain - since he would be “gracious.” She compares him to a student who forgot a lesson a day before and compares herself to a teacher. This excerpt thus shows cultural imagery connected to courtly love and classical traditions.
A client arrives in active labor and exhibits toxemia with irregular fetal heart tones. The client is an immigrant and is uninsured. Which act would prevent the client from being transferred to another facility?
a. Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Law
b. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
c. Patient Self-Determination Act
d. The Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act
Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Law prevent the client from being transferred to another facility.
Option A
Explanation:
Toxaemia is a dangerous pregnancy complication and it requires immediate attention and treatment. There are few medical institutes that transfer an "uninsured patient" to another facility. But, in worst cases, there is a law that can help an uninsured patient with such a condition.
]This law is recognized as the "Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Law", it is a "federal law" under which any medical organization that receives funds from the government cannot transfer an uninsured patient to another facility. This law is intended to help emergency patients even if they are uninsured and avoid their transfer to other facilities. Hence, option A is the correct choice.
Four of the statements about Gregorian chant are correct. Which one is wrong?a) monophonic vocal musicb) setting of sacred Latin texts for the monastic hours of prayer and the Massc) typically unaccompanied by instrumentsd) Pope Gregory the Great was the first composer of this genre of sacred music, writing so many that it was named after him
Answer:
The correct answer is d) Pope Gregory the Great was the first composer of this genre of sacred music, writing so many that it was named after him.
Explanation:
Gregorian chants are monophonic, unaccompanied sacred songs in Latin within the Catholic Church tradition. This liturgy form was developed in Europe during the 9th and 10th centuries.
Although this tradition was named after the Pope Gregory i, and some have attributed him the invention of this chant, more recent studies have pointed out that it might have arisen from the synthesis of Roman and Galician chants during the Carolingian dynasty (Frankish).
The incorrect statement among the four about Gregorian chant is that Pope Gregory the Great was its first composer. Although named after him, he is believed to have organized rather than composed this form of music. Genuine Gregorian chant is monophonic and typically unaccompanied, serving as musical settings for sacred Latin texts.
Explanation:The statement about Gregorian chant that is incorrect is: d) Pope Gregory the Great was the first composer of this genre of sacred music, writing so many that it was named after him. Although this genre of music was named after Pope Gregory the Great, he was not its first composer. Some scholars believe Pope Gregory I simply ordered the collection and systematization of the chants already in practice. Gregorian Chant as a style of music was actually developed over a long period of time and cannot be traced back to a single composer. It is defined as monophonic and typically unaccompanied by instruments, with its melody set to the sacred Latin texts for the monastic hours of prayer and the Mass.
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DSM-5 states that continuous signs of the disturbance, which can include prodromal or residual symptoms as well as active-phase symptoms, must persist for at least _____ month(s) in order to diagnose schizophrenia
Answer:
Six months
Explanation:
Schizophrenia is a psychological disorder. It is a chronic disorder. It is a combination of the symptoms such as cognitive psychological and social. There are so many difficulties to define schizophrenia. It is not so simple to diagnose the criteria of schizophrenia disorder. A. to the DSM-5 the prevalence rate of schizophrenia for a lifetime is 0.3 to 0.7 percent. The features of schizophrenia occur between the age of mid-teens and thirties.
Diagnostic criteria: D illusion Hallucination Disorganized speech etc.These symptoms include six months of criteria. Thus the continuous sign of the disturbance which can include prodromal or residual symptoms as well as an active phase symptom should be at list six-month criteria to diagnose the schizophrenia.
Which of the following qualities best characterize Romanticism in art? Romantic Artworks often address social issues. Rationalism and intellectual authority are emphasized. Artworks feature feathery brushstrokes and pastel colors. Individual emotions and creativity are emphasized. Compositions are very stable and symmetrically balanced. The power of nature is often emphasized.
Romanticism in art is characterized by emphasis on individual emotions, creativity, and the power of nature. It also focused on ordinary individuals and everyday life, often serving as a cultural response to industrialization. Other listed characteristics like color choices or brushstrokes are not exclusive to this movement.
Explanation:The qualities that best characterize Romanticism in art include an emphasis on individual emotions and creativity as well as the awe-inspiring power of nature. Another key feature of Romantic art is its focus on the ordinary individual and the everyday life. This focus was a significant departure from the previous art movements that often centered around elites and majestic themes.
For example, the Romantic artists like William Blake stressed on the beauty of nature and lamented the impact of industrialization on the natural and human environment. His description of England's factories as 'dark satanic mills' encapsulates the Romantic attitude towards the modern industrial life.
Contrary to the rationalism and intellectual authority that characterized the Enlightenment period, Romanticism prioritized emotion and imagination, thereby marching towards what can be referred to as a 'cultural response to industrialization'.
On the other hand, the characteristics such as using pastel colors, feathery brushstrokes, addressing social issues, or creating very stable and symmetrically balanced compositions are not exclusive to Romanticism. While these are common in many art movements, they do not capture the philosophical core of Romanticism.
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Roger and Joan have passion in their relationship, and they agree they will support each other. But when it comes to sharing their thoughts, they lack intimacy. Their love is called ________.
A. consummate
B. emptyC. fatuous
D. infatuation
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Fatuous
The correct answer would be option C, Fatuous.
Roger and Joan have passion in their relationship, and they agree they will support each other. But when it comes to sharing their thoughts, they lack intimacy. Their love is called Fatuous.
Explanation:
There are different types of love between couples. Some couples are passionate, some are intimate, some are caring, some are supportive.
When couples are passionate and supportive towards each other, but they lack in intimacy, their love is called as fatuous.
For example, Roger and Joan are passionate and supportive towards each other, but the do not feel full comfort when it comes to sharing their thoughts. This is called as Fatuous Love.
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________ refers to the study of the interactions between European nations and the societies they colonized.
Mission civilisatrice
Neoliberalism
Postcolonial
Postimperial
Posthegemonic
Answer:
The answer is postcolonial studies.
Explanation:
Postcolonialism analyses the consequences of colonisation, especially in regard to exploitation. This was a reaction to the unreliability of History being mostly written by the colonisers; instead, postcolonial studies focus on the colonised people's point of view.
Postcolonial studies might discuss aspects about the philosophy, sociology and history of colonised lands.