Answer:
The amount of contact a person has with others who encourage or discourage conventional behavior.
Explanation:
According to association theory, people will most likely conform to a certain action if those people associate with another people in the social groups who are promoting that behavior.
For example,
If a student is hanging out constantly with other students who workouts in their free time, that students have higher likelihood to associate themselves with their group and follow their workout regiment.
This phenomenon also occurred to the student who constantly hanging out with students who vandalize the community. Most of the time, that student will be encouraged to join in, to the point where they might disregard the contradicting advice that their parents given to them.
Answer:
.b) Only the unattached appliances that are free-standing.
Explanation:
Two years after Elicia Jolie moves into her first home, a cozy two-bedroom near Lake Tahoe, she decides to buy all new kitchen appliances. Her brother, Jake Jolie, is the owner of JJ's Appliances and More, and he gets her some great deals on beautiful stainless-steel floor models. The appliances themselves are free-standing and movable, with the exception of the built-in microwave over her new stove. She has new cabinets built around the appliances to accent the new look. When it comes time for Elicia to move,Only the unattached appliances that are free-standing which are considered as her personal property, will be moved with her.
All but A, the sign on the cross didn't say that, it said "The King of the Jews."
Answer:
I would say that the best answer to the statement: The tests the trainer gave were intended to measure more than just recall of facts about the book, would be: False.
Explanation:
The example that we are shown here comes from situations that are given in a test that is known as the Watson Glaser Critical Thinking Test, and they are intended to measure the capability that a person has to reason, and think critically.
In this case, we would say that the statement is false regarding the case in question, because the trainer issues the tests not to measure either the recall, or the abilities and concepts that the students acquired from the book, but she actually wanted to see if the video format of teaching was actually more efficient than the actual book. Given that this was her intention, to measure the video vs. the book, in achieving her final goal, which was acquirement of skills and concepts on Time Management, her test must have been geared towards that end, and not to simply measure the book´s impact. It was a bonus that afterwards she found that those students who were exposed to the video later on decided to read the book. Given the information on the case itself, we can reason that the answer is false.
