Please help me match the correct definition to the vocabulary words -Asap giving 20 points!!

Answer:

Boom-  Economic Growth

Black Gold- Term for oil

Derrik- Large framework or tower

Reserve- A supply of nat. recorces that have not been used

Explanation:

In the “Race: The Power of an Illusion” episode III – “The House We Live In” – the Psychologist Beverly Daniel Tatum summarizes the impact of institutionalized racial policies like the FHA loan practices: “To the child of that parent, it looks like my father worked hard, bought a house, passed his wealth on to me, made it possible for me to go to school … How come your father didn't do that?” How would you explain the situation to the child of the parent who was disadvantaged by government policies

Which is NOT considered a cause of the Great Depression?

A: The Stock Market crash of 1929

B: Overproduction of goods

C: The increase in cost of farming machinery


D: World War II

Match each element of a technical writing portfolio to its purpose.

Read the following scenario:
A female adolescent's parents place a low priority on the value of an education. In fact, they prefer that she care for younger siblings instead of studying or completing a high school education. It is March. The student has told her parents that she has in-school suspension for the rest of the school year in order to have time to study, as she dreams of attending college one day.
Directions: Read the scenario listed above. Complete all sections of the matrix provided below from the perspective of an individual in each of the six stages of Kohlberg’s theory of moral development and the information from the provided scenario. Use complete sentences and include proper scholarly citations for any sources used.
Level 1: Preconventional Morality
Stage
Adolescent’s Perspective
Rationale for your Responses
Stage 1: Obedience and Punishment Orientation
The adolescent should take care of her younger siblings because her parents want her to do so.
A child assumes that those with authority hand down a set of rules which the child must obey unquestionably. In this case, the adolescent must unquestionably obey her parents’ desire for her to quit school to take care of her siblings (Gibbs, 2013).
Stage 2: Instrumental Relativist Orientation/Exchange of Favors
The child can go to the in-school suspension to improve her chances of going to college one day, or obey her parents and stay at home to take care of her siblings.
The child recognizes that there is no single right view handled down by authorities and different individuals have different opinions. Everyone is free to pursue his/her own personal interests because everything is relative (Gibbs, 2013).
Stage 3: Conventional Level/Good Boy or Girl
The adolescent should live up to her parents’ expectations of her taking care of her siblings. She should exhibit good intentions to her siblings by taking care of them.
Goswami (2008) argues that children see morality as being more complex; people should conform to the expectations of their family and community and be good mannered. People should exhibit good behavior by having good feelings and motives such as empathy, love trust as well as concern for others.
Stage 4: Maintaining the Social Order
Should go to the in-school program to enhance her knowledge.
In this stage, the respondent is more concerned with the society in its entirety. They emphasize on respecting authority, obeying laws and performing one’s duties to maintain the social order. One should not break the law whenever he/she feels they have a good reason (Gibbs, 2013).
Stage 5: Social Contract and Individual Rights
Adolescent should continue with her studies as it is her right to get basic education
Respondents believe that a good society is based on a social contract which they freely enter. They argue that basic rights should be protected (Goswami, 2008).
Stage 6: Universal Principles
Adolescent should go to school as getting an education is a protected right.
According to Gibbs (2013), Respondents in this stage almost consider the society as good. They believe people need to protect certain individual rights, and settle disputes democratically.

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If you wanted to nullify a quiz you took In history class,
what might you do?
A
Ask your teacher to throw the results of the quiz away
B
Ask to re-take the quiz
с
Promise that you'd do better on the next quiz
D Fight your teacher over your right to take the quiz

Psychological Disorders: Coping with Schizophrenia The job was gone, the gun was loaded, and a voice was saying, "You’re a waste, give up now, do it now." It was a command, not a suggestion, and what mattered at that moment – a winter evening in 2000 – was not where the voice was coming from, but how assured it was, how persuasive. Losing his first decent job ever seemed like too much for Joe Holt to live with. It was time. "All I remember then is a knock on the bedroom door and my wife, Patsy, she sits down on the bed and hugs me, and I’m holding the gun in my left hand, down here, out of sight," said Mr. Holt, 50, a computer consultant and entrepreneur who has a diagnosis of schizophrenia. "She says, ‘Joe, I know you feel like quitting, but what if tomorrow is the day you get what you want?" And walks out. I sat there starting at that gun for an hour at least, and finally decided – never again. It can never be an option. Patsy deserves for me to be trying." (Carey, 2011, p. A1). Holt was diagnosed as suffering from schizophrenia. What elements of his behavior seem to fit the description of this disorder? How might each of the perspectives on psychological disorders address the causes of his symptoms? Which perspective provides the most useful explanation for Holt’s case, in your opinion, and why?

how does the constitution safe guard inintrests of the majority or underprivilged​

What percentage of the North Korean population has access to electricity?
75%
30%
20%
50%

When __________, the speed shall be decreased as may be necessary to avoid colliding with any person, vehicle or other conveyance on or entering the street in compliance with legal requirements and the duty of all persons to use due care.
A. approaching and going around a curve
B. approaching a hill crest
C. traveling upon any narrow or winding roadway
D. all of the above

❗HEEELP PLEASE I NEED THIS FOR TOMORROW ❗ can anyone help me answer the question that says "meaning of slope" PLEASE​

principles of social work​

Comm 101 help

Question:
What fallacy is most clearly being described?

One manager explained to Tom that “The last person with this job tried everyone to work more by scaring them, he used to tell them,
”Management is furious at your performance” or “Executive management is going to hate that” for no reason at all.

Possible Answers:

A. Straw man
B. Appeal to tradition
C. False Cause
D.Red Herring
E. Ad Hominem
F. Hasty Generalization
G. False equivalence
H. Circular Reasoning

Jewish reforms included___
stopping the rare practice of "suttee".
a loss of hope that a personal Messiah would ever come.
elevating women's status.
a rededication to the authority of scripture, especially the Torah.

what conclusion and recommendations can be made on the issue of human rights violations .​

Using 4 factors explain why achieving gender quality is important for contemporary society

Mr. Smith reports that he is a 59-year-old cisgender widower, who had been living alone for the last year. His wife had been diagnosed with brain cancer three years prior and died approximately one year ago. He has two grown unmarried children (29 and 25 years old) who are pursuing careers in other parts of the country. Mr. Smith has an undergraduate degree and had worked as an independent contractor for two Fortune 500 businesses in Charlotte but has been out of work since April 2020 (due to the pandemic). Mr. Smith described his major problems as depression (over the last year and a half), difficulty coping with daily life, and loneliness. He reported one prior episode of major depression around age 25, following the death of his father. Mr. Smith said he had become increasingly socially isolated with the onset of his wife’s illness (brain cancer) and that this loneliness had intensified with the pandemic. He also reported having had normal friendships as a child, teenager, and young adult. He and his wife had led a relatively quiet life together, mostly focused on raising their children and respective work. When they had free time, they had enjoyed intellectual and cultural activities together (museums, lectures, concerts, and fine restaurants). They had a few close friends with whom they socialized but those friends had retired in Florida and Arizona during the time of his wife’s illness.
Make a differential diagnosis of "Mr. Smith" using the criteria below. Explain why you diagnosed Mr. Smith with the specific diagnosis you chose (100 words).
What other information would you want to know from Mr. Smith to help you make a diagnosis? (50 words)
Specify one alternative diagnosis you considered before arriving at your final diagnosis. Indicate why you considered each and, ultimately why you did not make that diagnosis (100 words).

A researcher is interested in the effects of a vegetarian diet on memory. One group eats a strict vegetarian diet for three months, a second group eats a strict vegan diet for three months, while a third group eats anything they want for three months. After three months, all participants are given a memory test. Results indicated that memory was is better for both the vegetarian and vegan groups. In this study, the independent variable is:

Is among us dead now?

Why is an entrepreneur willing to take on financial risk?
A. investment
B. labor
C. profit
D. stress

How should we deal with collective responsibility for racism?

Please tell me a question 9

Cualquier medio material para proteger una mercancía para su

despacho o conservación en almacenamiento. como se llama

The executive branch operates a large number of executive departments because it

Opinión sobre la asistencia sanitaria en EEUU, la seguridad social en españa (estructura, prestaciones, etc...)

how did world II change the face of conflict forever​

Once an amendment is officially proposed, how is it made a part of the Constitution? A) It must be passed by two-thirds of Congress and signed by the president. B) It must be ratified by three-fourths of the states through their legislatures or constitutional conventions. C) It is studied by the Supreme Court and ratified by them. D) It goes to a special committee, then to the president for signing.

The battle at Fort Sumter is symbolic because it ___________________________.

A. saw the first shots of the U.S. Civil War
B. was a huge turning point in the war for the Confederates
C. was the bloodiest single day of battle
D. gave the Union control over the Mississippi River

Engineers design computers to cool down quickly so they do not break. What happens to the
molecules in a computer when the temperature of the computer decreases


A: the energy of the molecules in the computer decreases

B: the energy of the molecules in the computer increases


C: the cold energy of the molecules in the computer increases

D: the computer loses heat molecules

You are conducting an experiment in which you are trying to manipulate the immune response of rats by using the principles of classical conditioning. First, for several days of an experiment, you give rats artificially sweetened water with an immune system-enhancing drug in it. You later remove the drug and notice that the immune systems of rats are boosted when they consume the sweetened water. In your experiment, what is the unconditioned response (UCR)

Social Structure for Aztec people