SOCIALISM is an economic theory that stresses government management of the production and distribution of goods.
Socialism is a centrally planned economy wherein the government is in control of all means of production.
Answer:
The birth of a baby causes stress, increased responsibility and even sleep deprivation. Which makes new parents unhappy about many points in their lives, including marriage.
Explanation:
The arrival of a baby is accompanied by difficult and stressful days. The baby increases the responsibility of the new parents who, besides having to take care of the baby, need to take care of the house, the housework, work, pay bills, among other things. Stress at this time can take high levels and make parents sad, tired and unhappy with their lives. All this trouble and tiredness begins to take hold of many areas in the life of new parents, including marriage. Therefore we can say that it is not uncommon that many parents are not content with marriage three years after the birth of the baby.
According to Fyfe and Kane, on-duty abuse is the use of excessive force, psychological abuse, or discrimination.
Option: C
Explanation:
On duty abuse is the use of excessive force, psychological abuse or discrimination. Insult of employee in front of others or discriminate him from others. Simple failure in meet expectation does not lead to on duty abuse. Psychological abuse is very dangerous for a person when they feel ashamed in front of others it hurts them. They feel emotionally broken.
Psychological abuse lowers employee's self esteem, courage. They start to loss their mental peace which is harmful for mental health. Without a healthy environment one can not be a productive employee who will develop company's current economic situation.
This focus reflects the qualitative approach to research.
If a researcher spends time with small organic farmers on their land and at market in order to understand their particular subculture, noting their preferences, and their communication styles, they are reasearching through the first-hand experience style of qualitative research.
