Hi! I am not sure if there are choices written in your question. In case there is none, let me go ahead and answer this for you. The answer would be the Merit Policy. It is the policy that best describes Theodore Roosevelt's policy regarding hiring for government jobs.
Slavery impacted the civil rights movement
"Liability insurance" has two parts:
- Bodily coverage, which oversees the expenses made to an individuals body.
- Property Damage Coverage, which oversees the damage made on the individual's property
This applies for both, the individual who has the insurance as well as the people that have been involved in the accident who have suffered any damage regarding the parts previously mentioned.
Answer:
(B) True.
Explanation:
For sociologists, there are dominant norms that regulate society's well being and any behavior contrary to these will mean a person is perfoming deviant behavior.
Often psychologists will research on genetic causes, and of course other inner motivations. While in contrast sociologists will explain deviance focusing on how social boundaries, forces, and structures pose conditions where deviances takes place.
Thus psychological explanations take a different focus, they see individuals as unique and primary unit of analysis. They believe human beings are ultimately reponsible in cases of crimes or other acts that are deviant.
The personality of an individual creates conditions for causing this deviances. Of course in some cases mental health issuses or non mental health concerns will link.
Answer: Differential Association theory by Edwin Sutherland which states that "Children learn to be Deviant through their Association with Deviant peers"
Explanation: Edwin Sutherland,is an American born Sociologist and criminologist who lived between August 1883 to October 1950, he majored in Criminology and political Economy.
He believes that a person will only commit a crime if he has been influenced by the peers he associates with,to him a child will only be Deviant through his or her Association with Deviant peers, he also believes that normal learning can occur both verbally and non verbal processes.
