Answer:
hi
Explanation:
To the guys in the world
Is is better if the girl is being spooned or you are
is it better if you are laying on her or should she be laying on you
HONEST ANSWERS PLEASE
Answer:
I mean if I am being honest it is nice to be the little spoon every once and a while but I mean yea big spoon is nice too cause you get to feel all of the front persons warth.
Explanation:
Imao hopefully none of my homies use brainly.
Psychologists use a systematic method to conduct psychological research in order to minimize objectivity and maximize subjectivity.
True Or False
I answered True and got it wrong on E2021, it is False
False
False
It is false that psychologists use a systematic method to conduct psychological research in order to minimize objectivity and maximize subjectivity.
What is psychological research?Psychological research is research conducted by psychologists for the systematic study and analysis of individuals' or groups' experiences and behaviors.
Their research can be used in educational, occupational, and clinical settings.
Psychological studies focus on predicting and anticipate how a certain behavior will appear again in the future by analyzing past observed behavior.
This enables psychologists to develop a behavioral pattern and better understand the underlying causes of people's actions.
Psychologists conduct research in a systematic manner to eliminate subjectivity and ensure consistency across studies.
Objectivity is a characteristic of science, and when something is objective, it is unaffected by the researcher's personal feelings and experiences.
When conducting their investigations, the researcher should be value-free and unbiased.
Thus, the given statement is false.
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Greta, a doctor recently became a certified clinical informaticist. Which skill will she need to help in her assigned task of evaluating data and suggesting ways to improve the system?
A.
speaking and listening skills
B.
teamwork skills
C.
conflict resolution skills
D.
analytical skills
E.
interpersonal skills
How can you change a term by ending in -a to make it plural?
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
Ain't it putting the a at the end like agency!?
Matt is a biotechnology R&D professional. Part of Matt’s responsibility is to ensure adherence to environmental regulations when using machinery and equipment in the laboratory. What is Matt’s job title?
A.
process technician
B.
biochemist
C.
bioengineer
D.
medical scientist
E.
biological technician
Do you think AIDS/HIV is a global health crisis? Why or why not? Why do you think more progress hasn’t been made on curing this disease?
Answer:
I think it is, because it affects/destroys the T4 cells which help in immunity therefore weakening the immune system.when the immune system is affected, u are vulnerable to all kind of illnesses, and this can sweep the whole human race.
More progress has not been made curing this disease because it can be controlled by a healthy lifestyle and you can live more years when you live accordingly.
A set of guidelines or principles that outlines how people should conduct themselves within an agency. what is the word for it and theirs no a b c or d if wourder ok
you just tip it in ok
Answer:
Best Practices, Policies, Procedures
Explanation:
Brown eye color is a dominant trait and blue eye color is a recessive trait.
What typically happens when someone inherits one allele for brown eyes and one for blue eyes?
A. The person has brown eyes, and brown eye color remains a dominant trait.
B. The person has blue eyes, but brown eye color remains a dominant trait.
C. The person has brown eyes, but blue eye color becomes a dominant trait.
D. The person has blue eyes, and blue eye color becomes a dominant trait.
If you could do two things to change global health care, what would you do? Why would you focus on these two things?
1. What do you see as the most critical role of an allied health professional?
(Please choose the one that you think is most important and explain why. You cannot state that all roles are equally important.)
2. In what types of work environments do allied health professionals work?
(You need to list the physical places where allied health professionals work (hospitals, etc.), not the conditions under which they work.)
3.Create a list of career opportunities within the field of allied health care.
(Feel free to take these out of the live lesson presentation in which numerous jobs, in several categories, were addressed.)
4. Summarize your personal experience in the allied health care area?
(You need to explain the instances in which you needed to deal with an allied health professional.
Examples: visit to a physical therapist for a shoulder injury, pharmacist for a prescription, x-ray after hurting your arm)
Do you think euthanasia should be legal? Why or why not?
Answer: yes
Explanation: The euthanasia debate is really the backdrop for a discussion within our society about the very nature of human life and meaning. Because the origin of life is in God, human beings do not have dominion over life but are stewards of life.
The powerful combination of sanctity and stewardship is expressed in the foundational ethical principle. This principle says that no person has the right to directly take innocent human life and in fact there is a positive obligation to nurture and protect life.
In our secular society there is a need to develop a "natural" metaphysic of sacredness. Such a metaphysic can serve as bedrock from which a foundational principle can be developed and then applied in concrete moral norms. It can show that life contributes to the full dignity of the human person. For this perspective to be effective in countering the movement to legalize euthanasia, this sense of integral wholeness of human personhood must be demonstrated in a convincing manner. It can be because a dualistic philosophical bias has been found wanting by Western culture.
We must arrive at what ethicists would call concrete norms that guide individual choices. At issue is how we translate our foundational principle—Do not directly attack innocent human life—into a concrete norm when confronted with the possibility of death.
Some persons question whether the concrete norm opposing euthanasia should be a matter of public morality. To answer this question, we must turn to our foundational principle. As a society, we must ask ourselves, How "sacred" is life? Will that natural sense of awe about life, that natural desire not to be vulnerable, be enhanced or threatened by making euthanasia legal?
Euthanasia has become the ethical issue of the 1990s and the focus of some of our most controversial public policy questions. I oppose the legalization of euthanasia. But we must do more than simply disagree with its proponents. It is possible, using the belief structures of the Judeo-Christian tradition and other reflections, to develop a persuasive understanding of human life that can serve as the foundation for an ethic that would oppose the legalization of euthanasia.
What are two types of medicine? How do the types differ from each other? What is an example of each?
Answer:
Liquid and Tablet,
For a liquid medicine you have to drink it, for a tablet medicine you have to drink it with water.
Liquid medicine example: Anthony throat was not feeling all right so he drank some medicine.
Tablet medicine example: Anthony had a headache so he took a tablet.
Explanation:
For years, Blake has suffered from a list of unrelated symptoms. He started experiencing erectile dysfunction in his early twenties, followed by repeated bouts of chest pain. Shortly after this, he began having weekly episodes of diarrhea. Most recently, double-blindness has been added to his list of ailments. Blake has gone from doctor to doctor, and none of them have ever found a physical cause for his illnesses. His newest doctor thinks he might suffer from Briquet's syndrome, which is also known as _____ pattern.
Answer: somatization
Explanation:
Paul Briquet first described Briquet's syndrome in 1859, and he stares that it occurs when patients have the feeling that for a larger part of their lives, they've been sick and then complain about different symptoms related to different parts of their body system.
In the above example, Blake started experiencing erectile dysfunction, followed by chest pain. He then had diarrhea and double-blindness. This shows he's suffering from Briquet's syndrome also called somatization pattern.