Answer:
agency shop agreement
Explanation:
Mary was recently hired at Marshall Industries as a repairperson. Upon starting her new job, she was informed that if she chose not to join the union representing her fellow repair workers, she would still have to pay a fee to the union. Apparently, Marshall operates under a(n) agency shop agreement, this is a form of union security agreement which require employees who do not join the union to pay dues and fees.
Answer:
See explanation below.
Explanation:
Creativity plays an important role in children development, through playing in creative ways, children grow socially, emotionally and cognitively.
3 year-old children are in the <u>preoperational stag</u>e according to Piaget's theory, during this stage, children have <u>strong imaginatio</u>n and intuition so parents can use that imagination to encourage creativity.
When Lyndsey showed her drawing to her mother, the mother said what it looked like to her (like daddy).
If she wanted to encourage her daughter's creativity, she could have made questions that had to do with Lyndsey's imagination, for example:
- Tell me about your picture,
- What did you draw?
- What were you thinking while drawing?
- What's the story of your drawing?
Answer:
A. Adi is in an in-group with Miguel because they share religious beliefs and Liana is in an out-group with Adi because they do not share religious beliefs.
Explanation:
Since Adi shares the same religious belief with Miguel, the both of them are in an in-group (of same religious belief).
Also, since Liana does not share the same religious belief with Adi, the both of them are in an out-group.
An in-group is simply a small group of individuals who share a particular interest i.e they share something in common.
An out-group is a group who do not have an in-group (they do not share a particular interest together).
Answer:
random assignment
Explanation:
Random assignment is an experimental technique that seeks to form random and fully randomized experimental groups in relation to the treatments presented in the research. This type of technique prevents the formation of "combined groups" that show the differences to each other and can generate a comprehensive result on the research, thus the random formation of diverse groups that can represent a much larger and different population.
An example of this can be seen in the question above, where the researcher decides the formation of the group that will receive the medicine and the group that will receive the placebo, completely randomly.
