Pretty sure you just call this either a <em>government agency</em> or a building department.
Sorry, the question did not show the options for some reason. it is definately Option D though.
Answer:
not funny at all when someone is mean to you say like bad words or nice words like im sorry/lets not fight (good) or youre b-i-t-c-h just go to h-e-l-l where youre f-u-c-k-i-n-g life belongs (bad)
Explanation:
Answer: alternative D.
Explanation: Dr. DeVries should choose his sample population randomly in order for his research to be representative, even having a specific population, which is high school seniors, that he wants to study. By <u>choosing specifically students from an exclusive college preparatory school, he isn't considering how students from other schools might perform in his research test</u>. This would be a very important step for him to understand how the practice in problem solving affects the ability related to it. Otherwise, he will have a distorted result.
The correct answer to this question is:
<span>This behavior is best explained by the “Justification
Suppression Model”.</span>
<span>In this scenario, George usually suppresses his prejudice
against other people. However, since the Hispanic woman rear-ended his car,
this gives him a sense of justification that it is just right to express his
anger by expressing his prejudices against the Hispanic woman.</span>
2.3% is the correct answer.
Thousands of people start smoking cigarettes every day in the Unites States, and about 70% of long term smokers want to quit smoking. However, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the likelihood that professor Williamson will have achieved sustained abstinence by the end of the year is only 2.3%.
