Answer:
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Explanation:
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I believe that those counseling mentioned above in the question for example the trait-oriented counseling, the developmental counseling social learning and cognitive counseling, and person-in-environment counseling, are counseling strategies related to the Career Domain.
Therefore,
the answer is Career Domain.
<u>Answer:</u>
If the FDA investigator issues FDA form 483 after an inspection, the clinical investigator should respond to the form in writing in less than 15 working days.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- The grounds for issuing an FDA 483 form are that there must be some violations of the Food Drug and Cosmetic Act found after the investigation done by the investigators.
- The management of the firm needs to clarify its stand in less than 15 days on the findings of the investigation that concluded in saying that there are apparent violations of the FD&C Act.
Interest groupa re voluntary organizations with a common cause, whose members seek to influence public policy. A political party on the other hand is a group of persons organized to acquire and exercise political power.
Interest groups are concerned with the policies of government, while political parties are concerned with the personnel of government.
Question :
Women in ancient India
Answers:
a. never married before the age of twenty-one years.
b. were barred from even viewing the ritual of sati.
c. were never permitted to study the Vedas or own land, but could often serve as gurus.
d. were in theory required that a widow throw herself upon her dead husband's funeral pyre.
e. were legally owned by their husbands and male children.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
This is called Sati or Suttee and is identified largely with Hindus in the northern and pre-modern regions of South Asia. Here the widow sits atop her deceased husband's funeral pyre in a bid to sacrifice herself with her dead husband.
It was mostly associated with Hindu clans in Western India at the time. The practice was opposed vehemently by Hindu reformer Mohan Roy and declared a crime punishable by law under Governor general of India Lord William Bentinck in 1829.
