1. How is the setting (time and place) of Scene 2 different from Scene 1? Explain.
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1. How is the setting (time and place) of Scene 2 different from Scene 1? Explain.
PRINCE AND THE PAUPER!!
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Answer: <span>C. treatment of an open wound that requires stitches; cutting of fingernails on a diabetic patient. </span>
Given choices for the question includes:
<span>· </span>A. eyeglass fitting; eye examination by an optometrist.
<span>· </span>B. psychological counseling; psychiatric counseling.
<span>· </span>C. treatment of an open wound that requires stitches; cutting of fingernails on a diabetic patient.
<span>· </span>D. contact lens sale; contact lens fitting.
<span>· </span>E. flu shot; blood test.
<span>According to the quality hypothesis of licensure, one would expect the degree of licensure to be greater for treatment of open would that requires stitches than cutting of fingernails on a diabetic patient.</span>
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The petty crime could be jaywalking. For jaywalking if the punishment were to be lynching then that would be a example of cruel punishment. A correct punishment could be a fine of no more than $500. If a country doesn’t have this law then unusual and infant treatment would be released to the citizens and it would show an unstable country.
The correct answer is perceived risk.
A perceived risk refers to the uncertainty and doubt a person experiences when deciding to purchase a good or service. In this instance, Kathy has already had a history of disappointing haircuts. Due to this, in order to minimize the perceived risk of another bad, Kathy is <span>spending considerable effort finding a new hair stylist by doing her research and asking strangers with hair similar to hers. </span>
