<span>Rugged individualism is a main part of our culture. With this ideal, we feel that every person's background is important and should be celebrated. In addition, the struggles and successes that we all face and experience should be recognized, instead of being downplayed, as would be the case in more collective cultures.</span>
Introduction. Six major German tribes, the Visigoths<span>, the </span>Ostrogoths<span>, the </span>Vandals<span>, the </span>Burgundians<span>, the </span>Lombards<span>, and the Franks participated in the fragmentation and the collapse of the Western Roman Empire. The </span>Vandals<span> were actually two tribes, the Asding and the Siling </span>Vandals<span>.</span>
False explanation: an indicator wouldn’t work, it would mostly be the chemicals alone, hope it helps and im so sorry if its not right!
Answer:
Difference between conventional research design and qualitative research design
(1) Conventional uses numerical data while qualitative uses In depth information
(2) Conventional uses statistical tests for analysis while qualitative needs a lot of time to analyze
(3) Conventional is generalizable while qualitative is less generalizable
(4) Conventional is mostly deductive while qualitative is mostly inductive
(5) Conventional Includes surveys, observations, documents of numerical information while qualitative includes in depth interviews, focus groups and --detailed documents
(6) Conventional is Less bias
Answer:
b. difference threshold
Explanation:
In psychology, the difference threshold, also known as<em> just noticeable difference</em>, refers to the slightest difference between two stimulations that an individual is able to detect. These stimuli could be, for example, a small difference in the weight or size of two objects, a slight difference in sounds, etc.
In this case, a person is asked to listen to a series of tones presented in pairs, and asked to say whether the tones in each pair are the same or different in pitch. Therefore, the researcher is most likely measuring the individual's <u>difference threshold</u>.
