Answer:
As a person who lives in Alaska, the Russians sold it because i guess they thought it was useless but little did they know its like a major gold mine!
Explanation:
Answer:
D Serotonin levels, because this is the variable she is measuring .
Explanation:
Dr. Whitlock is looking for the effectiveness of the medication.
A. is incorrect because it say the type of medicationn was being manipulated if this were true this would be the independent variable (the thing the scientist or person changes)
So just by knowing why A is wrong we can automatically rule out
A.
C. and
E.
That leaves B. and D. giving you 50/50 chance of being correct if this were on an actual test/EOC.
I am a little unsure of if it would be B or D at first so I decided to leave some information for you in case you disagree or want to check I'll leave it up to you to officially decide if it's B or D but I personally believe it's D. here's the information:
You can Eliminate B. because Dr. Whitlock is looking for the effectiveness of the medication and D. is talking about the serotonin levels, serotonin affects your mood, low serotonin levels can cause depression. But if serotonin effects your mood is that something a anti-psychotic medicine be prone to fixing or would it be the hallucinations? which many experience but do the serotonin levels effect your sanity more than the auditory hallucinations, cause people can have inaudible hallucinations.
I may be looking into to this WAY too much and OVER thinking it but I hope this at least helped you a bit giving you a 50/50 chance of getting this right. Sorry if this is confusing.
( I found the same question but with the letter options thats how I know the options and how I ruled out some)
none of them are a right angle since there isn't an angle on any of those measurements that are 90 degrees.
Answer:
I have already answered this question
Answer:
The economic concept of scarcity.
Explanation:
In economics, <em>scarcity</em><em> </em>represents the phenomenon of <em>limitless</em> <em>wants</em> suppressed by <em>limited</em><em> </em><em>resources</em>.
In this case, Allie feels she needs $90 shoes while she has not got the resources required to buy them.
This typical economic problem can be solved by moderating one's wants and clearly identifying what is priority from what is not, then intelligently making decisions on what available resources should be spent.
