OK so for this one flexibility programs are designed for all ages because you can stretch and do any kind of exercise that involves stretching so the best choice is option D.
Answer: c. Dr. Michaels administers a questionnaire to gather data on childhood friendships to a group of 5-, 6-, and 7-year-olds. She meets with all three groups and gives them the same questionnaire for the next 3 years and stops when they are 8, 9, and 10 years old.
Explanation:
A longitudinal study in research design can be define as the study which is associated with the repeated observation of the same kind of variable(s). Such variables are examined for the short and long periods of time. It is a type of observational study that can be structured as randomized experiments.
C. is the correct option this is because of the fact that the a single variable is used here that is friendship, to make it a longitudinal study with the same children that were assessed in different years of their age at different time duration.
The answer your looking for is C. change in muscle length during exercise.
Answer: Some species will develop adaptations to survive in the deforested land.
Some populations will migrate out of the deforested area.
Explanation:
The deforestation is the process of clear cutting of the trees or removal of plants and trees species so as to obtain the land, use the wood for commercial purposes and for other needs.
In the given situation, the two most likely effects of the deforestation on the ecosystem will include:
Some species will develop adaptations to survive in the deforested land. : As species may find the environment different after the construction of the road. They may develop adaptations in the changing condition with the passage of time. They will not adapt instantly.
Some populations will migrate out of the deforested area. : Some species will not find the habitat suitable for their survival therefore, they will migrate from the area so as to sustain their life at another location.
The statement which is most likely to elicit an explanation of the client's behavior is '"It looks like you're searching for something. Is that right?"
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
The incident describes a scenario where a nurse observed that client is carefully examining the spaces in the bed frame. From this, one can likely draw out an explanation that, ‘It looks like you're searching for something. Is that right?’
This question is very polite and to the point. It can’t be option B, C or D because all of those question depicts a harsh tone. And a nurse cannot make use of such tone while talking to a client or patient.
