I’d have to say state 2 or 3 because 2 is autonomy vs shame and 3 is initiative vs guilt. I think it’s stage 3 because that is from ages 3-5 which is normally kindergarten age.
Answer:
sympathetic; parasympathetic
Explanation:
When facing down a deadly animal, at the edge of a cliff, impending deadline or thing that poses a threat to our safety, our bodies release a physical stress response that prepares us to either fight or flees the scene. The nervous system responsible for that response to either "fight-or-flee" response is driven by the sympathetic nervous system, a well-coordinated network of brain structures, nerves and hormones that, if disrupted may cause imbalance, and can result in terrible complications. While the parasympathetic nervous system helps conserves energy as it slows the heart rate, increases intestinal and gland activity, and relaxes sphincter muscles in the gastrointestinal tract.
Handball is a game in which the ball is hit with the hand in a walled court. It is a combination of basketball, soccer and Netball.
Handball is played on various types of courts, including those with one, three and four walls. The most common type of the court is four wall court, although such a court actually has five hitting surfaces if one counts the ceiling.
Answer:
Explanation: The mean of the sample proportions that will be obtained from simulating thousands of random samples from a population of college student will be 0.6. This is so because :
The random sample obtained for use in the simulation were randomly selected from the population of college students. Randomized selection from the population will provide an unbiased selection of students used in the sample Therefore giving a good approximate representation of the population proportion.
Also, the size of the sample population impacts the ability of the sample statistics to generalize on the population data. The larger the size of the random samples adopted, the closer our approximation about the population. Here, with a random sample size running to thousands, the mean of the sample proportion will be just as close or equal to the population proportion.
Answer: Not plagiarism
Explanation:
Plagiarism is to steal and convey someone else's idea as one's own. To use another's idea without crediting the source. It also involve presenting a new idea from an existing source without giving credit or referencing the existing source.
There are different types of plagiarism. We have direct plagiarism, mosaic plagiarism, self plagiarism, etc.
In the above question, what the student did isn't plagiarism. In the sense that she copied idea from a journal, expressed it in her own words not directly in the words of the prominent expert that wrote the journal article and at the end of her work, she referenced the article. Referencing is a way of preventing plagiarism. She directly gave credit to the source of the information and idea she included in her work.
