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Most states agree that the Unauthorized Practice of Law includes all the following except: - Giving legal advice - Preparing documents without the supervision of an attorney - Representing clients in the regular judiciary - Assisting an attorney in trial Which of the following is a difference between a subchapter V case and a small business case? - A trustee is never appointed in a subchapter V case - A subchapter V case debtor initially has more time to file a plan than a small business case debtor - Only the debtor may file a plan in a subchapter V case - The total secured and unsecured debt limit is higher in a small business case What is the name of the daily publication for rules, proposed rules, and notices of the federal government? - Federal Register - Code of Federal Regulations - United States Code - Federal Reporter

Walter Reuther was a leader in the early motion picture industry. organizing automobile workers. the Federal Writers' Project. opposing FDR's Court-packing plan.

Questor Computer Company employed seasonal workers during a particularly busy time but failed to perform any background checks on these seasonal workers. One of the workers was convicted of assault. While working at Questor that employee hits another employee during an argument in the lunch room. Which of the following claims can the victim make against Questor Computer Company? a. Misrepresentation of facts b. Defamation c. None, as employers are not liable for the actions of employees. d. Negligent hiring

What document did Martin Luther famously nail to the door of the Wittenberg Castle Church in 1517?

The flourishing of African American art, literature, music and activism during the interwar period is often referred to as the Harlem Renaissance

Question 25 1.5 pts Which of the following are 2 criteria needed for asserting causal claims? No plausible alternative explanations Zero correlation Third variable problem Time precedence

Colin is a branch manager for a large freight company. He has noticed low morale lately, perhaps because of the cramped quarters, stricter policies, and lack of raises this year. According to Herzberg, Colin should first concentrate on Select one: a hygiene factors. b. needs for achievement. C. esteem needs. d motivating factors e. growth needs.

ourses/85741/quizzes/1030940/take Question 13 2 pts Margaret Sanger was against birth-control devices. True False

What is an advantage of using interviews as a research method? They allow the researcher to maintain strict control of the data-collection process. They can affirm preconceptions and stereotypes. They reveal attitudes and beliefs inaccessible by any other means. They allow researchers to analyze data statistically and draw correlations.

To completely specify the shape of a Normal distribution, you must give the mean and the standard deviation.

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Many (pseudo or inauthentic) come up short. prayers correspondence thankful words apologies

Adam Smith defended the ethical goodness of free markets by arguing that people have certain natural rights which are better protected by free markets than by non-capitalistic economies, the competitive forces in a free market will have the consequence of maximizing society's overall utility, markets will always efficiently provide goods and services to consumers, free markets best allow us to express the care and compassion for other people that is deserved by everyone.

Match the descriptive words or phrases with the different elements of music as found in the final movement of Bach's Cantata No. 140. Drag each item on the left to its matching item on the right. form three-part bar form da capo form minor key major key harmony texture homorhythmic

Question 6 1 pts The term values can be defined as: Scripture found within a religious text Federal laws and regulations. The tenets or convictions that people hold to be true. A culture's standard for discerning what's good and just in society.

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11:13 colstate.view.usg.edu Unit Quiz 2 on Chapter 4... 0:11:07 remaining Question 16 (1 point) Listen Which of the following statements is true of de facto segregation? It results from the political, social, and economic inequality of rights between men and women. It is solely based on intellectual differences in people. It occurs because of social and economic conditions and residential patterns. It is a form of discrimination between Asian Americans and African Americans. It is the deliberate intent of the government and is established by law. Question 17 (1 point) Listen

Which event leads directly to the new conflict in section 7 ?

Multiple Select Question Select all that apply Identifying synonyms when generating ideas can be accomplished in which of the following ways? writing down related concepts that other authors have used listing all of the related concepts you can think of research using a thesaurus by narrowly defining the concept in technical terms

Which of the following statements about termination interviews are true? (Choose every correct answer.) They are relaxed and used to build rapport. They are scheduled by an employee to inform the employer he or she is departing the company They generally involve the manager, someone from human resources, and the employee. They are conducted to inform an employee of termination.

In what way does practicing probability and statistics strengthen your employability skills?

criminal and civil law substantive and administrative law state and federal law tort and common law

The primary purpose of writing about a concept is which of the following? to inform. to explore. to argue. to explain.

Identify an advantage of human resource planning for a company. It allows the company to hire human resources with similar types of skills. It allows the company to anticipate the movement of human resources in the company. It allows the company to depend on business process outsourcing. It allows the company to develop a new vision.

Formar oraciones correctas. Ah̄ade los pronombres correspondientes y haz los cambios necesarios. Sigue el modelo. Modelo a / yo / caer bien / los músicos A mí me caen bien los músicos. 1. cualquier cosa / quejarse / José y yo / por 2. en/ellos/los detalles/de las/fijarse/ peliculas 3. ¿/ qué / vestido/yo/ponerse/? 4. no atreverse/yo/tan importante/una decisión/tomar 5. acordarse / yo / nunca / tu / de / nombre

Persian tilework is known for its gold domes over red and black writing representations of historical narratives geometric designs in blue and turquoise kufic inscriptions in green and white

Question 5 1 pts Jonas decides that he is going to give a speech about microlending. "Microlending" is Jonas's Thesis General purpose Topic Goal

Sollloquy and Figures of Speech in Romeo and Jullet, Part 4 Assignment Active Discovering the Mood Romeo: Then plainly know my heart's dear love is set On the fair daughter of rich Capulet: As mine on hers, so hers is set on mine; And all combin'd, save what thou must combine By holy marriage: when and where and how We met we woo'd and made exchange of vow, IIl tell thee as we pass; but this 1 pray, That thou consent to marry us to-day. -Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare Which words best describe the mood of this passage? calm and cheerful curious and interested feartul and timid anxious and excited

Construct a frequency table in APA format for the data set below and respond to the questions concerning the data in your table. ( 25 pts total) - Must include titles and column headings. - Data must be listed by single values. Do NOT create bins combining data points. - Table must include data values (X), frequency (f) for and % of occurrence (P) for each value, as well as the value N. a. For the data point with the highest frequency, X= ? (2 pts) b. The highest quiz grade listed in the table is ? ( 2 pts) c. The raw score mean = ? ( 3 pts) d. The raw score median = ? (3 pts) e. FREQUENCY TABLE: ( 15 pts ) Data Source: Freshman Quiz Grades Raw Scores: [5,6,10,5,7,3,3,4,5,2,2,7,4,1,10,6,8,5,5,2,7,2,4,6,6,7,8,2,5,6,5]

6. The camera obscura was used by artists primarily for which purpose? a. To create sculptures b. To project images for drawing and painting c. To develop photographs d. To store images digitally

In the prologue to the Justinian Code, what does Justinian regard as the source of his authority? That he is directly descended from Caesar Augustus That he is directly descended from Moses God and his help Only the power of his armies

Unit Exam - Ëarth Systems What is the main reason that desalination (removing salt from saltwater) is not used to make clean, fresh water in all geographic areas? Desalination technology is not a reality. Desalination costs too much to use everywhere. Desalination causes too much air pollution.

Identify the grounds for the following enthymeme: Airport screeners should use racial profiling because doing so will increase the odds of stopping terrorists. Evidence showing that there is not a high correlation between race and terrorism. Evidence showing there is a high correlation between race and terrorism. Evidence showing that airport screeners are racist. Evidence showing that airport screeners need to be more stringent.

The chronicle sources of the ninth century CE state that Norsemen attacked the rest of Europe

Technician A says that it is ok to set things in front of the circuit breaker panel as long as they are movable. Technician B says that all circuit breakers and fuses should be labeled. Who is correct? Select one: a. Technician A b. Technician B c. Both A and B d. Neither A nor B

Question 7 (A) Loss of confidence in their care (B) Empathy (C) Sympathy for the professionals (D) Boredom Question 8 Which is the best definition of "professionalism" as it applies to the health care professional? (A) Having self-confidence (B) Doing one's best to provide high-quality service (C) Being highly skilled (D) Looking competent

Kaylee knows how it feels to be ignored, so she takes extra time to put herself in the customer's place and try to understand what is needed. Kaylee shows to her customers. Multiple Choice empathy objectivity experience rules-driven behavior

Old St. Peter's Basilica has a transept to create a cross-shaped floor plan, separate the clergy from the faithful, allow more people near Peter's tomb, better illuminate the church interior.

MATCHING LIST Match the distances and measurements in terms of your head. elbow to fingertip shoulder to shoulder wrist to fingertip feet to hip a. 2 head lengths b. 1 head length c. 4 head lengths d. 3 head widths

The plan of a Christian basilica includes a colonnade, façade, and pediment a peristyle, podium, and cella a nave, aisles, and apse a baptistery, martyrium, and shrine

Primeval History Genesis 1-11 Genesis 12-50 Exodus 1-11 Exodus 12-50

Let p represent the statement "She has green eyes," and let q represent the statement "He is 60 years old." Write the statement ~p ∧ ~q.

An epidemic curve depicting a distribution of cases traceable to multiple sources of exposure is a: point source epidemic curve. propagated epidemic curve. case control study. descriptive study.

Question 7 of 20 Which of the following is not one of the five pillars of the Islamic religion? Haj Ramadan Puja Submit answer

Phil Jones of the Southern Oil Field Supply Co. is told by a foreign offici obtain the contract that he critically needs unless he pays a bribe. Which ethical theories would not allow bribing? Ethnocentric morality Deontological theory Utilitarian ethical theory Moral relativism

Match the definition to the correct term. the norms, values, and patterns of behavior that members of a society believe should be observed in principle the norms, values, and patterns of behavior that actually exist within a society (which may or may not correspond to the society's ideals) the dissemination of material and symbolic culture (tools and technology, beliefs and behavior) from one group to another the process by which cultures that were once unique and distinct become increasingly similar the imposition of one culture's beliefs and practices on another culture through media and consumer products rather than by military force

the entire way of life of a group of people (including both material and symbolic elements) that acts as a lens through which one views the world and that is passed from one generation to the next the principle of using one's own culture as a means or standard by which to evaluate another group or individual, leading to the view that cultures other than one's own are abnormal or inferior the principle of understanding other cultures on their own terms, rather than judging or evaluating according to one's own culture the objects associated with a cultural group, such as tools, machines, utensils, buildings, and artwork; any physical object to which we give social meaning the ideas associated with a cultural group, including ways of thinking (beliefs, values, and assumptions) and ways of behaving (norms, interactions, and communication)

QUESTION 16 is/are shared beliefs, values, and practices, that participants must learn Material Culture Beliefs Culture Values QUESTION 17 Beliefs are defined as established, written rules how to behave in accordance with what a society has defined as good, right, and important, and most members of the society adhere to them the tenets or convictions that people hold to be true the standards society would like to embrace and live up to QUESTION 18 is the practice of assessing a culture by its own standards rather than viewing it through the lens of one's own culture Diffusion Ethnocentrism Popular Culture Cultural Relativism

Please print your full name in capital letters. No: Name: 16-2. (40 points) Begin by graphing the cube root function, y=√x. Then use the basic transformations in 1.6 to graph y=-2 √(x-2)+1. Sketch each step when one transformation is applied and write down the corresponding algebraic expression.

is a relatively permanent change in behavior or knowledge that results from experience.

Write the name for each polygon. Label it

Once a helper T-lymphocyte recognizes an antigen, it begins the immune response by secreting chemical signals called Multiple Choice memory T-lymphocytes. memory B-lymphocytes. immunoglobulins. antibodies. cytokines.

A connected relationship has . O high levels of loyalty O high levels of closeness O more togetherness than separateness O more independence than dependence

Which of the following is NOT TRUE about British Taxation after the French and Indian ・ War/7 Years War Colonists were not given a say in the quality and nature of the taxes Britain imposed. New British taxes on American Colonies were passed without going through the normal legislative process, angering colonists. Colonists avoided many new taxes by smuggling. The interest from war debt accrued during the 7 Years War took up half the national budget...and new taxes were necessarv to reduce this.

Beginning in 2017, the March for Science has held a series of rallies and protests every year on Earth Day. The rallies promote evidence-based science and protest government policies based on ideological agendas. The March for Science is an example of A) slacktivism. B) indirect political action. C) nonviolent direct action. D) digital action.

Which of the following represents the core drivers of the information age? A) data, information, business intelligence, knowledge B) data, intelligence, business information, knowledge C) fact, intelligence, business skills, knowledge D) fact, data, intelligence, experience

Graphing 26) Each graph below demonstrates opportunity cost. Underneath each graph, list what is happening to opportunity cost. (1/2 point each question)

The Sedition Act was aimed primarily at a) anti-war Federalists. b) French spies. c) draft-evaders. d) Republican newspaper editors. e) foreign immigrants.

[BLANK] organizational structures are best suited for environments that range from stable and simple to low-moderate uncertainty. Virtual Team-based Organic Mechanistic Network

Question 29 0.2 pts Assess the truth of this statement: The first closing entry requires a debit to the revenue account(s) for its balance, a debit to the capital account of each partner for his/her share of the net income, and a credit to the expense account(s) for the sum of the debits. This statement is true. This statement is false. There is not enough information to determine whether this statement is true or false. There are no closing entries required for a partnership.

Dirty air: The federal government has enacted maximum allowable standards for air pollutants such as ozone. Let X be the number of days per year that the level of air pollution exceeds the standard in a certain city. The probability distribution of X is given by x 0 1 2 3 4 P(x) 0.33 0.39 0.19 0.04 0.05

What does it mean to consider logic when prioritizing tasks?

This type of special occasion speech will be brief and personally reflective. an informative speech on submitting tax forms a commencement address an award presentation a wedding toast

Which of the following are common causes of tantrums? Select all that apply. a. Inability to express feelings b. Wish for attention c. Ability to communicate d. Happiness e. Desire to manipulate f. Fatigue g. Boredom

Question 7 (1 point) Being able to remember your psychology lecture from earlier in the week is an example of which type of memory? a) explicit b) external c) internal d) implicit

During the stage of Alzheimer's disease, generalized confusion develops, with deficits in concentration and short-term memory. Speech becomes aimless and repetitious, vocabulary is limited, and words get mixed up. a) Stage 4 b) Stage 3 c) Stage 1 d) Stage 2

Of the sectors listed, which uses the highest percentage of ground water, as opposed to other sources, for its water supply? Irrigation Industrial Domestic Thermoelectric power generation

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What is the significance of Abigail leaving to warn John Marsh?

Question 1 A statistician was interested in studying the determinants of the salaries of Chief Executive Officers (CEO) of companies. Data was collected from a sample of 209 firms. The model, the list of variables and the basic output are shown below. log(salary) = β₀ + β₁*log(sales) + β₂*roe + β₃*finance + ε List of variables: salary: the annual salary of the CEO in small dollars sales: the annual sales of the company in small dollars roe: return on equity finance: a dummy variable that equals one if the company is in the financial industry and zero for other sectors industrial: a dummy variable that equals one if the company is in industrial firm and zero for other firms Model output: [Table of regression output showing coefficients, standard errors, t-values, and p-values for the intercept, log(sales), roe, and finance variables] [Additional statistical output including R-squared, adjusted R-squared, F-statistic, and residual standard error] [Breusch-Pagan test results] [Variance Inflation Factors (VIF) results] [Cameron Trivedi's decomposition of IM-test results] Which statements are correct? (You may tick more than one of the tickboxes below, provided they are correct) □ At the significance level of 1%, the intercept is significant but the model suffers from heteroskedasticity □ At the significance level of 5%, the finance variable and intercept are the only statistically significant variables □ At the significance level of 1%, the White's test indicates that the model suffers from heteroskedasticity □ The White test shows there is heteroskedasticity at the significance level of 5%

Both Patchwriting and Paraphrasing are considered forms of plagiarism. True False

Capital City Chargers POINTS PER GAME, 1996 -2015 Which of the following statements is true about the graph above? The Chargers had the greatest increase of points per game between their 2013-14 and 2014-15 seasons. The Chargers scored their lowest number of points per game in the 1999-2000 season. The Chargers points per game decreased between seasons eight times between 1996 and 2015. The Chargers scored their greatest number of points per game in the 2008-09 season.

An athlete who is both the best football and baseball player on their High School team is said to have a(n) both sports. Absolute advantage in Comparative advantage in Holistic advantage in Knack for

collapse of Indus valley cities Indo-Aryans migrate across India and settle the upper Ganges caste system takes hold in India classic Hinduism takes shape

How does the phrase "they use everything of the pig except the 1) contribute to the central ideas of the text?

Which of the following is correct regarding setting the amount of error that a researcher finds acceptable in hypothesis testing: It is difficult to set alpha, so beta is preferable It is difficult to set beta, so alpha is preferable It is easier to set alpha, but beta is preferable It is easier to set beta, but alpha is preferable

What does this cartoon highlight about the state of American foreign policy in the early 1900s?

What is the name of the secret society that was started in 1765 to protest the Stamp Act? A. Sons of Liberty B. Daughters of Liberty C. Patriots D. Loyalists

A warm-up should include a simplified version of a particular activity or task. activity, similar to the exercise you are going to perform, but at a pace. A. heightened B. reduced C. crawling D. similar

President Wilson's stance on American neutrality in World War I changed between 1914 and 1917. Which event occurred most proximate to Wilson's request to Congress to declare war? - Germany broke its promise to restrict its use of submarine warfare and sank the Laconia. - The value of American exports to the Allied powers reached 3 billion. - Britain suffered massive causalities in the Battle of the Somme. - Germany launched attacks on military and merchant ships around Great Britain.

Question 12 of 13 ( 9 points) Question Attempt: 1 of Unlimited Drug concentrations: A sample of 10 people ingested a new formulation of a drug. Six hours later, the concentrations in their bloodstreams, in nanograms per milliliter, were as follows. 3.0 2.2 1.7 1.8 2.6 2.8 1.9 4.3 3.1 3.2 Part 1 of 2 (a) Construct a dotplot for the given sample.

does Alondra change by the end of the story? A. She goes from listening to Papaw tell his stories to ignoring him and watching television B. She goes from being annoyed by Papaw's story to being interested in Papaw's story. C. She goes from wanting to watch television to wanting to read a book about the moon. D. She goes from being excited to stay with Papaw to wishing her mother would come get her

A rede hidrográfica da Ásia é de fundamental importância para determinadas regiões. em qual das regiões asiáticas encontramos os seguintes rios: A) Tigre e Eufrates. B) Ganges. C) Yang-Tsé.

2024/FA World Civilizations I (HIST-2321-V02) 5 Identify the major economic activities that will develop in each of the following areas: - Mesopotamia - Egypt - South Asia - East Asia

2.2. Describe the political context of the Constitutional Convention and the compromises achieved there. Which statements accurately describe the Annapolis Convention? Correct Answer(s) The convention benefited from broad attendance. The delegates resolved to replace the Articles of Confederation. The attendees recognized the need to revise the Articles of Confederation. It initiated the movement toward the Constitutional Convention.

Page(s) 42-45 Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation. Match each feature to either the Articles of Confederation or the Declaration of Independence. Articles of Confederation Declaration of Independence allowed states to retain sovereignty limited the powers of the national government sought to develop a unified national identity emphasized importance of unalienable rights

Which of the following is a key difference between the slave societies in the South and the societies with slaves in the North? Enslaved Black people in the North typically had less contact with their slaveholders than in the South. In the North, slavery was most often practiced in urban centers. Slavery was only legal in a few Northern colonies. African and African-descended people did not make up the majority of those enslaved in the North.

Graded Quiz: Digital Access, Communication, and Se... 0:08:49 elapsed first cell phone in high school and his first smartphone in college. In school, he learned how to use the internet to do research using online books and journals. When he wants to contact his friends, he usually sends a text instead of making a phone call. Antoine could best be described as a A) modem user. B) digital native. C) digital immigrant. D) broadband citizen.

In the first half of the seventeenth century, who made up the primary agricultural labor force in colonial North America? enslaved Africans Native Americans Europeans convicted political prisoners

The number of U.S. Courts of Appeals in the federal court system is:

e) Using rule #1, are there any outliers in the Southside's distribution? Show your work. IQR = 652.5 - 422.5 = 230 LB = 422.5 - 1.5(230) UB = 652.5 + 1.5(230) Using rule #2, are there any outliers in the Southside's distribution? Show your work. Means = 517.22 f) Remove the value of 285 mg from the Southside cholesterol's data set. Use your calculator to find the following values again: Mean Min Q1 Med Q3 Max Std. Dev --------------------------------------- Southside What values changed the most? What values changed the least? 2) When drilling for oil wells, researchers have to take into account how much oil each well will eventually produce before deciding if they should drill in a specific location. In the table below, there are the total amounts of oil recovered from 38 wells in the Michigan basin, in thousands of barrels. 3 31 38 50 65 92 ----------------------- 13 33 43 50 66 98 15 35 43 53 70 157 19 35 45 56 70 21 35 46 57 74 22 37 48 59 80 25 37 49 63 82 a) What measures would you use to describe the center and spread of these data? Justify your answer.

Question 8 / 13 You need to make photocopies for your boss's upcoming meeting. However, the path to the only copier on your floor is almost completely blocked by an electrician standing on a ladder. There's another copier three floors down, but you might deliver the photocopies late if you walk that far. What would you do? - Alert the electrician before slowly walking underneath the ladder - Squeeze around the side of the ladder to avoid walking underneath it - Turn back and use the copier three floors down - Pass the items under the ladder to a coworker to make the copies for you

Wilt is using one of the processes of memory as he takes his exam. He reads the question and then must come up with the correct response. He is using to find the information he needs to succeed. schemas pegword mnemonics retrieval

Unintentional plagiarism has been attributed to , which occurs when someone says they forgot having been exposed to the plagiarized material earlier and thought they had created it themselves. cryptomnesia misinformation effect suggested memory monitoring failure

Word processing software is used by lawyers and paralegals to: A. edit B. manipulate and revise text to create documents C. create new software programs D. A B E. None of the above.

The amount of information contained on a slide should be limited to: the amount of time the speaker needs to break and prepare for next point the exact wording of the speech what the speaker can manage comfortably the amount the audience can read in about five minutes

Noah wanted to illustrate for his audience the change in the number of homeless people living in Chicago between 2000 and 2010. Which two types of visual aids would most effectively display his statistics? a photograph a line graph a flow chart a bar graph

View society as a structure with interrelated parts designed to meet the biological and social needs of individuals who make up that society. Conflict Theorists Structural Functionalists Social Individualists Symbolic Interactionists

Question 40 1 pts Jonas is a student in HMDV 180 and has a two-year-old son at home. After listening to the lecture, Jonas wants to ensure that his son feels powerful, especially since he will soon have a new baby sibling at home. According to Freud's theory, Jonas should: Offer his son either/ or choices in which Jonas is ok with either option. For example, "Son, would you like to wear your red shoes or your blue shoes today?" Allow his son to put away his favorite toys that he doesn't want his visiting cousins to use before they come over so he doesn't have to "share" his more precious things. Insist that his son uses the toilet so that he feels like a "big kid." Scaffold his environment so that Jonas is completing tasks that are not "too hard" or "too easy."

Are these sentences grammatically correct or incorrect? 1 I used read my favourite books many times. Correct Incorrect 2 Did you use to play soccer? Correct Incorrect

The three types of business ownership include: partnerships, corporations, and Multiple Choice free markets. capitalism. sole proprietorships. cooperatives. limited liability corporations.

India offers many opportunities for trade because (More than one answer may be correct) - it's working population will continue to grow in size - it is easy to do business there with few regulations - it has strong information and scientific sectors in its economy - it has a young and growing population

1. Which of the following best describes this sculpture? 2. Which of the following describes the use of proportion in this sculpture?

According to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Extroverted types (E) gain energy through Multiple Choice establishing goals. facts and details. personal thoughts. interpersonal relationships. inner feelings.

When we're attracted to a work of art because it makes us feel happy, sad, or calm and peaceful, we're experiencing A) emotional resonance. B) an aesthetic judgment. C) harmony. D) the artistic impulse.

Select the term which best describes the following scenario. A new painkiller is studied. A group of people with chronic pain participating in the study are administered the drug. Answer single-blind experiment control group treatment group placebo effect

leads to less imported goods and services; its reasoning rests with the hope that domestic producers are given a better opportunity to survive and grow, which eventually leads to more local jobs. A common market International trade Trade protectionism Economic protection

A CFO discovers minor accounting errors that don't violate any laws but might mislead investors. Choosing to correct these errors and disclose them to investors reflects a commitment to: Accounting best practices Ethical reporting standards Legal compliance Financial transparency

At Persepolis, the style of the processional reliefs depicting representatives of many nations is highly reminiscent of which contemporaneous culture?

Question 39 0.3 pts Which of the following is true about disparate impact? Disparate impact occurs when a company intentionally discriminates against a protected group. Any employment practice that has disparate impact on a protected group is always illegal. An employment practice may have disparate impact on a protected group, yet still be considered legal if the practice is related to the job. Disparate impact is the same as disparate treatment. Next

The extent to which a selection method provides economic value greater than its cost is called its accountability. practicality. utility. validity. reliability.

Identify each statement as mostly a socialized behavior or not. Mostly a Socialized Behavior Asa blinks when wind or dust blow at their eyes. Adisa is a registered member of the Libertarian party. Ian raises his hand in class to get the teacher's permission to speak.

Part B Which quotation from "A Quilt of a Country" best supports the answer to Part A? These [people who died in the World Trade Center destruction] are the representatives of a mongrel nation that somehow, at times like this, has one spirit. Like many improbable ideas, when it actually works, it's a wonder. America is an improbable idea, a mongrel nation built of ever-changing disparate parts, it is held together by a notion, the notion that all men are created equal, though everyone knows that most men consider themselves better than someone. "Of all the nations in the world, the United States was built in nobody's image," the historian Daniel Boorstin wrote. What is the point of a nation in which one part seems to be always on the verge of fisticuffs with another ...?

To prevent symptoms of fatigue, dehydration, and energy loss, the daily recommended minimum intake of carbohydrates should be: 330 g. 230 g. 430 g. 130 g.

Question 1 (2 points) According to Mark Knapp, during the stage of relationship development, you might ask such questions as "What movies do you like?" and "How many brothers and sisters do you have?" to gain more information about a potential partner. initiating integrating experimenting bonding

Chris, who is transgender, was up for promotion to a supervisory position at work but did not get it. A person on the decision-making committee later confided to him that the reason the job was given to someone else was because Chris was transgender. In what way can Chris respond? He is subject to the laws of that state, which might differ. He can sue on the basis of sex discrimination and gender identity. He has no legal recourse. He cannot sue but can go to arbitration if he belongs to a union.

You are alone at an emergency scene and determine that you need to move the person. You plan to use the walking-assist move. While performing this move, you would use one hand to hold the person's arm around your shoulder and place your other hand at which location? Around the person's neck In the person's other hand At the person's head and neck Around the person's waist

Identify project participants' roles using Exhibit 7.1 on page 178 as a guide and use this information to create the Project Charter - see Exhibit 7.2 on page 180. Create your template using chapter readings or additional research. Create a storyboard of the case study as if you were members of the project team at Tampa General. The storyboard may be presented in one to ten slides, You may wish to create an introductory slide (which is always a good idea), and it must include a reference slide. Viewers (i.e, your instructor or in the workplace, your boss or leadership team) will want to know the sources of the information used to create your work product This non-graded activity helps the student develop the skill of providing constructive feedback, which is needed by managers in any industry.

Question 12 2 pts Who was the Greek god of war? Phobus Hephaestus Ares Apollo Next Not saved Submit Quiz

People experience 5 stages of grief in order. True False

Sarah is having a new sidewalk installed in front of her home. She negligently leaves the public sidewalk without a fence, sign, or other warning while under excavation. During the evening, Zach falls into the hole in the sidewalk. The darkness of night is: a. makes Zach contributorily negligent. b. an intervening cause of harm to Zach. c. a risk that Zach assumes. d. a superseding cause of harm to Zach.

Although Dunbar continued to write, he also traveled to Europe.

It has been two weeks since Charles met with Daniel, a dietitian, who provided Charles with a menu for weight loss. Charles and his mother are going back to see Daniel again with a chart of the food Charles has eaten. The following lists what Charles ate in one day: Using energy values from the table, answer the questions that follow. Food Energy (kcal) Apple, 1 medium 60 Banana, 1 medium 110 Beet, ground, 3 oz 220 Broccoli, 3 oz 30 Carrot, 1 cup 50 Chicken, no skin, 3 oz 110 Egg, 1 large 70 Milk, nonfat, 1 cup 90 Potato, baked 100 Salmon, 3 oz 110 Steak, 3 oz 320 Breakfast 1 banana, 1 cup of nonfat milk, 1 egg Lunch 1 cup of carrots, 3 oz of steak, 1 apple, 1 cup of nonfat milk Dinner 6 oz of salmon, 1 baked potato, 3 oz of broccoli, 1 cup of nonfat milk Calculate the total kilocalories for breakfast. Express the energy in kilocalories to two significant figures.

Basics of Markup - Creating a User Interface with HTML Create an HTML document named game-intro.html based on the requirements outlined in the game-intro exercise at the end of Chapter 3. The form should execute a program named game-intro.php (you will have a chance to code this at the end of the next chapter). The form should allow the user to type a name for the character, choose the type of character from a drop down list (Dwarf, Elf, Human, or Wizard), choose the number of health tokens to be purchased from a drop down list (0, 10, 20, or 30), choose the number of experience tokens to be purchased from a drop down list (0, 2, 4, 6, 8, or 10), and choose the number of supply tokens to be purchased from a drop down list (0, 25, 50, 75, or 100). The form should be designed to execute a program named gameIntro.php. Use these names for the input fields: charName, charType, healthTokens, expTokens, supplyTokens. Figure 4-12 shows how the form should appear but feel free to play with the exact appearance of the form and if you prefer you can come up with your own character types.

Case Problem Analysis: Business and the Bill of Rights Evander worked in the nonmilitary operations of a large firm that produced both military and nonmilitary goods. When the company discontinued the production of nonmilitary goods, Evander was transferred to the plant producing military equipment. Evander left his job, claiming that it violated his religious principles to participate in the manufacture of goods to be used in destroying life. in effect, he argued, the transfer to the military equipment plant forced him to quit his job. He applied for unemployment compensation with the state but was denied because he had not been effectively "discharged" by the employer, but had voluntarily terminated his employment making him ineligible for that state benefit. Identifying the Facts and Issues Freedom of religion is divided into two major categories. The first prevents the government from promoting or preferring religion. The second component of religious freedom guarantees that people can believe what they want to believe and is called the clause. The free exercise clause has an absolute protection related to but the government may restrict an individual's in order to maintain order. In order to financially support himself, Evander either had to working for the military division or needed to unemployment benefits. In order to receive unemployment benefits, Evander could not , but instead had to . Evander's company did not him, instead, it allowed him an opportunity to continue working but for the military division.

Why did the Federalists believe that the Constitution would prevent the national government from gaining too much power? (1 point) It included a bill of rights. It divided the federal government into three branches. It won the support of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin. It required the approval of 9 of the 13 states.

Find the mean and median weight for the offensive linemen. Round the answers to one decimal place. The mean weight of the offensive linemen was lb and the median weight was lb.

specific cultural communication patterns or practices related to the history, values, and beliefs of that culture to French cultural.

Which sentence best states the meaning of the underlined aphorism from Paragraph 1 of Emerson's "Nature"? A man is not lonely when he looks at the stars. Reading and writing will never make you lonely. I am not alone when I do something ... from myself - only when I do something outside of myself.

How Would You Know If Sleep Deprivation Affects Academic Performance? 1. Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE? - Your study showed a cause-effect relationship between sleep deprivation and lower learning and remembering. - Your study showed that sleep deprivation relates to lower learning and remembering, but it did not establish a cause-effect relationship. - Using random assignment, you instructed some participants to sleep eight hours and others to sleep one hour. - You identified and controlled for confounding variables that might reduce confidence in your study results. 2. In your study, whether participants had damage to memory centers in the brain was a confounding variable because:

Elton is a state representative for the North Dakota legislature. Recently. Elton and his colleagues in the legislature proposed a law that would increase the penalty drivers would have to pay if they pass a stopped school bus. The type of law that Elton and his colleagues will enact is known as: - common law. - statutory law. - an ordinance. - administrative law. Zayden was recently arrested for driving while intoxicated. The law in his state defines the crime of driving while intoxicated as operating a motor vehicle on the public roads with a blood alcohol content over

Which position did Anti-Federalists take during the debates over ratification of the U.S. Constitution?

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A mandate is a federal requirement that states must comply with, often without providing funding to cover the costs of compliance.

1.-¿Sabes que es el aborto? a) Si b) No c) Tal vez 2.-¿Estás a favor del aborto? a) Si b) No c) Tal vez 3.-¿Haz abortado alguna vez? a) Si b) No c) Tal vez 4.-¿Conoces a alguien que haya abortado? a) Si b) No c) Tal vez 5.- ¿El aborto se puede prevenir? a) Si b) No c) Tal vez

An individual can type a text message on their cell phone without even looking at the keypad. This is an example of theory of mind, executive function, automatic processing, an altered state of consciousness.

Question 3 1 pts Infants who display disorganized-disoriented attachment may show consistent behaviors, such as moving toward their mother while looking toward her. True False

Los abandonaron la cancha; estos deportistas estaban exhaustos después del partido. ¿Cuál de los siguientes sería el término más adecuado que completa el enunciado? a. futbolistas b. luchadores c. mujeres d. hombres

Texture can be used to add visual interest, increase the sense depth and realism to a piece, and/or to evoke a emotional reaction to a piece True False

Means of Transportation Number(thousands) All workers: 139,260 Automobile: 120,442 Drives self: 105,955 Carpool: 14,487 2-person: 11,139 3-person: 1,963 4+ person: 1,385 Public transportation ^1: 6,801 Taxicab: 179 Bicycle or motorcycle: 949 Walks only: 3,954 Other means ^2: 1,258 Works at home: 5,677

Complete this quiz to finish the assignment for VN240-70571 Friday-Fall 2024 due on Sep 28, 2024 hich of the following statements is NOT true regarding NANDA? Report an Error question 2 of 5 NANDA is an international professional nursing NANDA conducts nursing research to validate new organization. NANDA started in China. nursing diagnoses. NANDA develops standardized nursing terminology for use worldwide. Next

When you paraphrase, which of the following is NOT included? different words different sentence structure your opinion same meaning

Fragmentation

Suppose that a poll taken 10 years ago found that 65% of parents spank their children. Suppose a recent poll of 500 adults with children finds that 293 indicated that they spank their children. Assuming parents' attitude toward spanking has not changed since the original poll, how many of the 500 parents surveyed would be expected to spank their children? Do the results of the survey suggest that parents' attitude toward spanking may have changed since the original poll? Why? We would expect parents to spank their children. (Round to the nearest whole number as needed.)

An example of this form of government emerged in 1215 in England when a small group wealthy nobleman forced the king to share power. This moved the country from one person holding all of the power to a small group holding power. - oligarchy - constitutional monarchy - representative democracy - autocracy - direct democracy - absolute monarchy - dictatorship - theocracy - anarchy

What term describes citizens' views on politics and government action?

Moodle 4.1 Back Question 84 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question A marine scientist is studying the salinity and amount of dissolved oxygen and nutrients in the ocean. What kind of marine scientist might they be classified as? Select one: a. Physical oceanographer b. Chemical oceanographer c. Marine biologist d. Marine geologist Next page Quiz navigation AR Angelina Rousseve

Two consumers each earn 67,000 annually. One owns four motorcycles and enjoys hunting and fishing. The second plays golf weekly and drives an SUV. A marketing manager might target these two consumers as part of two different segments based on their attitudes perceptions memories lifestyles

-Question 4 of 5 A nurse is reviewing the health history of a client. Which statement documented in the history would lead the nurse to suspect that the client has a negative self-concept? Select all that apply. "I'm such a horrible person." "I like myself and my life." "Who would want to marry me now the way I look?" "I feel like I'm so ugly." "What good am I?"

Sometimes older people join Facebook as a way to keep in touch with younger family members. Which of Maslow's needs motivates their decision to join Facebook? Self-actualization Esteem Love Safety Physiological

When two people engage in voluntary trade, both will necessarily lose. both will expect to be made better off. one will necessarily lose. each will expect to lose.

In an experiment, college students were given either four quarters or a 1 bill and they could either keep the money or spend it on gum. The results are summarized in the table. Complete parts (a) through (c) below. Purchased Gum Kept the Money --------- Students Given Four Quarters 25 16 Students Given a 1 Bill 13 32 a. Find the probability of randomly selecting a student who spent the money, given that the student was given four quarters. The probability is (Round to three decimal places as needed.)

In 1981 the population density of a country was 59 people per square mile, and in 2001 it was 75 people per square mile. Use a linear function to estimate when the population density reached 89 people per square mile. The population density will reach 89 people per square mile in the year (Round to the nearest whole number as needed.)

Apex Leaming Apex Leaming - Courses ning.com/public/acthily/7002003/assessment ¿ 7.23 Qulz Identifying Causation Question 8 of 10 How do correlation and causation differ? A. Causation can involve a number of different events, while correlation can only happen between two events. B. Causation describes events that happened in the past, while correlation describes events happening in the present. C. Causation impacts events that happen around the same time, while correlation can impact events separated by many years. D. Causation explains a direct connection between events, while correlation explains an indirect connection between events. SUBMIT PREVIOUs

Parts of the Earth's crust under the ocean is called continental crust TRUE FALSE

Eastern Hemisphere Worksheet 4: Ancient India (T) EDUCATIONAL SERVICES yT Student Name School of Enrollment Instructions: 1. Follow the instructions to complete each section. 2. Save the completed worksheet as a pdf or jpeg file and submit it to your Flex course. Part A: Identify each location using the correct letter shown on the map. 1. Where is the Bay of Bengal? 2. Where is the Indus River? 3. Where is the Arabian Sea? 4. Where is the Indian Ocean? 5. Where is the Ganges River? 6. Where are the Himalayan Mountains? B: Match the term with the definition. aste System, Brahmin, Brahma Ionsoon, Rajah, Hinduism Hindu God; The Creator Monarch of India A member of the highest priestly Hindu cast. 21 Harmony Educational Services 6.SS.1.8.1, 1.8.5, 2.1.4, 2.4.2,5.1.1,5.1.2 Idaho students only, worksheet fulfills: PLG 1: Build an understanding of the cultural and social development of human civilization. Idaho students only, worksheet fulfills: PLG 1: Build an understanding of the cultural and social development of human civilization. 2122

According to the law of , we are more likely to perceive smoothly flowing lines rather than choppy or jagged lines.

QUESTION 13 Which of the following best describes the U.S. system? federal system; indirect democracy; regulated capitalism federal system; direct democracy: laissez-faire capitalism confederal system; indirect democracy: socialism unitary system: indirect democracy: laissez-faire capitalism QUESTION 14 Most bills introduced in Congress are voted down on the floor of the House or the Senate are bottled up in the House Rules Committee pass through both the House and the Senate die by inaction at the committee stage

There should be a smooth flow from paragraph to paragraph. This flow can be facilitated by using transitional words and phrases.

3) Choose the best answer. Which of the following did Greek philosophers label as a classical element? sunlight water trees soil

A sample must be a fair and accurate representation of the population to make valid inferences. True False

Explain why product and process innovation is an important contributor to a firm's performance. Also explain how product and process innovation are similar or different.

What was the purpose of Gudea's sculptures placed

more personal income

Which of the following applies to Greek theaters as well as Greek temples? Functioned as public meeting places Honored life in the hereafter Functioned as shrines for the gods Were depositories for religious treasures

What characteristics were prized in depicting human form in sculpture of the Classical period? Rotation of torso Greater weight distribution on one leg Equally distributed weight Solemn facial expression Geometric depiction of musculature Need help? Review these concept resources.

Is the phrase, "The creators of AMAZOBRIGHT claim that they have secret ingredients that cure cancer, heart disease, ADHD, bipolar disorder, depression, warts, and flu" suggest science or pseudoscience?

A square can be defined as whatever people use to create services and goods.

For centuries, philosophers have explored questions about how the mind works and acquires knowledge.

How do patent laws help an inventor? They provide protection for patented inventions from infringement. They help the inventor guard his patented invention from the public. They help the inventor meet potential buyers for his patented inventions. They let the inventor keep his patents indefinitely.

QUESTION 4 10 points Save 1 Based on any topic in human sexuality... 1. What is your research question? 2. What is the population you will be drawing your sample from? 3. What form of data collection will you be using? Experimental or non-experimental? 4. What is your hypothesis? 5. How do you plan on operationalizing your outcome variable? (Look at your lecture slides and textbook if you don't remember what this term means, and remember our class discussion to make sure you get full creditl) For the toolbar, press ALT +F 10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac).

An employee tries a new strategy to market a product. It worked well! The employer hears the news. Then, the supervisor says, "Not surprising. I knew that such a strategy would work!" What bias is the boss showing? Choose the best answer. Availability heuristic Hindsight Bias Representative heuristic Confirmation bias

Some people migrated from Asia to the Americas across the Bering Strait, which is near Alaska today.

is studying the way a person adapts to his or her surroundings.

Feliz será aquele que não se comparar, não julgar e não invejar os outros. Cuidará do seu jardim para ser mais feliz e melhor consigo mesmo.

Joel's calm and approach to the quarrelsome baseball coaches caused peace and order to prevail on the pitching mound.

U1W2 Constitution Mastery Check Step 1: Read and consider the principals and goals found in the Constitution we have discussed and interpreted this week. "We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect Union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. Step 2 Read a part of this press release (LINK 'Federal Jury Finds Three Men Guilty...) While reading, consider what happened to the citizen and the actions of the federal government. How does what you read relate to our government's goals and purpose? Which one of the of Preamble goals can we see being carried out in this press release? The Press release is an example of the govemment carrying out 'domestic tranquility' because the law enforcement officials were on the scene to rescue the citizen who was being kidnapped and threatened. The Press release is an example of the government carnying out the goal of 'common defense' because the citizens were just defending their streets. The govemment found them innocent. The Press release is an example of the government trying to 'establish justice' because the citizens were held accountable and will be punished for their hate crimes. The government is defending all peoples right to feel safe in public spaces regardless of race. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Which of the following are reasons why weapons proliferation is a concern (select all that apply, there are one to four possible correct answers)? (i) Multiple answers: Multiple answers are accepted for this question a Weapons proliferation is the only way through which states can be profitable b When weapons are proliferated, nobody has access to them c When states spend money on weapons and armies, they may be diverting resources from needed social programs d When states decide to use weapons in conflict, both soldiers and citizens are in danger

Circle the number next to any FALSE statements 1. It is important that scientists remain passive observers when conducting research. 2. External validity means the results of the study apply in the real world. 3. Situation sampling improves the external validity of a study. 4. Naturalistic observation records real world events without any intervention. 5. Participant observers may be open about their role as a researcher or undercover 6. Structured observations and field studies both create artificial situations that appear realistic. 7. Interobserver reliability indicates clear coding systems and good training for raters. 8. Demand characteristics occur when participants try to adjust their behavior to cultural norms. 9. Reactivity can be reduced through the process of habituation or desensitization. 10. Observer bias occurs when researchers falsify results to support their hypotheses.

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