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pychu [463]
1 year ago
15

The fundamental problem in client immobility is being stuck in a continuous nonproductive loop of approach, avoidance, or static

behavior. Group of answer choices
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Kay [80]1 year ago
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Assessment is pretty much done at the beginning of a crisis and is a one-shot affair.

What is static behavior?

In many cases, measurements can only be made while a system is stable (i.e., at equilibrium), as changes in the system are frequently too rapid to be detected and would invalidate the data collected. When based solely on empirical data from measurements, models of these systems are frequently purposefully restricted to the behavior of the system at that stationary point and omit the more dynamic components of a systems behavior. A bioreactor serves as a typical illustration because it is obvious that it is built to run around an equilibrium point that offers the best possible environment for the microorganisms inside the reactor. It is possible to limit the model required to operate the reactor during production to the equilibrium of ideal growth circumstances and ignore other factors, such as startup.

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