True. Discrimination has always been an issue in many societies all over the world. There are different ways on how people react to this type of stimulus; others engage in violence, while some focus on fascist forms of revolution to end discrimination. Discrimination can take many forms in sexual preference, women, race, and color.
Stress signals are the ways you express stress for example: ruminating thoughts, shaking of legs, pacing.
Stressors are things that stress you, for example relationship problems or exam.
while you have to answer this question for yourself, I can give you some examples:
shaking before an exam
ruminating thoughts before meeting parents
pacing before a flight
Answer:
Is wrong. 45 CFR 46.101(b) states that research conducted in prisons may not be exempt.
Explanation:
The policy 45 CFR 46.101 applies to every research that involves any conduction, support, or regulation of human subjects that any Federal department or agency carries out taking proper administrative action to turn the policy suitable to that research. In this case, section b of this policy indicates that research carried out in prisons does not apply to the exemption.
You could, dig a 6ft hole. put the body down cover it then kill an animal or a bird then put that on top of the buried body and cover it with dirt then boom if a dog comes with that sniffer they’ll find the bird but not the body, you also have to take clothes shoes anything in blood and clean then discard it
Hey there!
Your question states: A highly <span>susceptible population is
. . .
The word </span>
indicates when something is most likely to happen. It also means when things have a chance of happening or it's liable to be influenced.
<span>
In this question above, we need to find something that would happen based on what you have.
</span>A highly susceptible population is<span>
people who are more likely to become sick from food-borne illness.
People who have to food-borne illness, will most likely get sick.
Your correct answer would be </span>
<span>
✓</span>
Hope this helps.
~Jurgen