Question options:
A) low on consensus
B) high on reliability
C) high on adaptability
D) high on consistency
E) low on distinctiveness
Answer:
d. high on consistency
Explanation:
High on consistency in attribution theory is attributed to internal causes. Here Janice Yoder is seen to have troubles with every team she works with and not occasionally as we would think it may be the the other team members' fault. She moves from on team to another and still has problems with team members and therefore the fault is likely from her and is internal/high consistency and not external/low consistency under the attribution theory.
Answer:
Considered dead
Explanation:
Brain death is very difficult to assess and describe because family members and non-neurologist can understand the situation. Now there are coming some guidelines that help a physician can understand brain death with the time in adults or children.
This principle has been challenged in court. Usually, people get confused with coma and brain death. In a coma, the person becomes in a vegetative stage. A person is in deep sleep and may survive.
The person who is in a vegetative state has a function in the lower state. Coma will not progress the brain death. The patient who gets a brain death has not any symptoms as we can see in a coma.
It could lead to a couple of things, but mainly it would lead to an increase in the overall standard of living and a better quality of life. Since the costumers have more access to goods and services, it would increase their standard of livings . And an increase in GDP means that that country is doing well, which would lead to more investments that would reduce unemployment which would increase their life quality
Answer:
The Internal Revenue Service finds the sole owner and his company to be the same person. The owner is solely liable for taxes and other financial liabilities relating to the company. As such, the single owner holds the rights to all income generated by his company and can use them as he sees fit.
Explanation:
The correct answer is false.
<em>It is f</em><u><em>alse</em></u><em> that very few societies base access to social rewards and resources on race or ethnicity.</em>
In society, race and ethnicity play a very important role to be accepted. In many places of the world, a minority of rich people establish dominance over the majority of people that are poor or belong to lower social classes. Let's remember that ethnicity refers to the cultural characteristics that are relevant and distinguish one group over the others. The race also plays a definitive role. Minorities such as blacks, Native American Indians, or Immigrants have suffered to claim their rights over the years.
