Master Social Studies with Fun Quizzes & Brain Teasers!

is not a political risk factor. a. high interest rates in a foreign country b. currency inconvertibility c. war d. corruption
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alcohol intoxication plays a significant role in up to half of all adult pedestrian fatalities. group of answer choices true false
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we have studied five developmental theories; which theory suggests that humans have the same basic needs?
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define and explain the role of a priest or priestess in religion and how he/she is different from or similar to a shaman.
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the cultural difference argument is valid, meaning, the conclusion logically follows from the premises. select one: true false
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explain how understanding the characteristics of disability eligibility categories can assist teachers in planning specially designed instruction to meet the unique needs of students.
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many foraging bands go to great lengths to suppress hierarchy and enhance cooperation instead of appointing a clear leader. which term best describes societies that use this approach?
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you sadly discover you have only months to live and start planning your funeral. you have to choose just one song that sums up your life to play at the funeral. what would you choose?
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ellen and billy have been non-married lovers for 10 years. when billy dies, ellen will likely experience which type of grief?
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kael knows that this will be a challenging semester, but he feels that, with effort and discipline, he will succeed. kael has
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when the victors greet their mentor, escort, and stylist s why do they wear the same outfit they wore when they entered the arena? how might this be perceived by the capitol audience
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professor hammond designs a study to examine how often students lie about attendance at her school. every class period, she passes around a sign-in sheet with all of the class dates; students sign in next to the current date to indicate that they are present. after every class, professor hammond photocopies the sign-in sheet to see if any students lied and signed for days they previously missed. rather than applying for approval of her study, professor hammond decides to wait and see if there are any interesting results first. this violates the ethical standard of
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otis brown is a 27 year-old african american gentleman who recently had a motorcycle accident while driving on the interstate. although otis wore a helmet, he suffered severe head trauma. there is no evidence that he suffered disturbances with language, his ability to carry out motor activities, to recognize common objects, or to plan or organize activities. however, otis does have difficulty with his memory and is unable to transfer any newly learned information into long-term memory. what would be the most likely diagnosis of neurocognitive disorder for otis?
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globalization has various dimensions, but a simple definition offered by lechner and boli is the process by which more people across large distances become connected in more and different ways. as social organisms, humans generally thrive in situations with many connections or opportunities for connection, yet critiques of globalization are common. does the history, current status, and future of globalization suggest a future that is brighter than the past, or are we headed to a dystopian future with strained social cohesion and conflicts as the norm? essay
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early adopters are respected by their peers-and often are opinion leaders-so what they think about a product is especially important for reaching later adopter groups.
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hardit's wife is dying of cancer and wants to spend her final days at home. he discovers a program that will provide him with training, emotional support, and a volunteer to stay with his wife for a few hours each week so he can have some relief. this program is called:
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the change model based on three factors (social environment, thoughts and feelings, and behaviors) in interaction with each other is known as the group of answer choices transtheoretical model. health belief model. social cognitive model. behavior modification model.
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two variables that have a strong negative correlation. use or other research methods to find the correlation coefficient to support your claim. what reasons or conditions attribute to the strong correlation? do some research, but do not make up a numerical example.
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two variables that have a strong positive correlation. use or other research methods to find the correlation coefficient to support your claim. what reasons or conditions attribute to the strong correlation? do some research, but do not make up a numerical example.
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lana is a working mother who worries about the effects of her employment on her children. what does research indicate on this topic?
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shenandoah is working on a research paper for her psychology course. she prepared her thesis statement and outline, and then developed her first draft. now it is time to review what she has written and make appropriate changes. as she revises her paper, shenandoah should
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a person states that the reason people in some professions, such as teachers, lawyers, or doctors, seem so much alike is because their work requires that they act in particular ways. this person believes that the behavior of these professionals is strongly influenced by
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Students in Spanish-speaking countries must pay large amounts of money toward their college tuition. (T/F)
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Counseling has proven to be effective in reducing the number of individuals that become infected with STIs. Please select the best answer from the choices provided. (T/F)
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