The answer to this question is "CONFERENCE", it is a scheduled, planned, arranged and formal meeting where attendees tackle the subject the meeting and the venue was also selected prior to the meeting. Thus, to complete the sentence we have it "following oral arguments, the justices gather for a CONFERENCE during which they discuss the case and cast preliminary votes".
<span>Classical theory -The theory says that workers behave AS IF they were motivated by compensation. That is compensation is the best fit description for the way they behave. it does not say that they actually behave that way .</span>
Answer:
a) Neither is right, because the brain actually exhibits 10 to 15% less activity when a person is focused compared to when they are unfocused
Explanation:
In the context, both Jonah and Eli are wrong because the according to the scientist, when a person is focused the brain actually exhibits less activity and less spontaneous than when a person is unfocused. Thus when a person is idle and unfocused, the brain is more active.
Hence the correct option is (a).
Answer:
importance and urgency
Explanation:
value and purpose – this is not the correct answer. Covey takes into consideration things that are valuable in the Quadrant scheme by saying things that are valuable to you are important but not urgent, but these are not two main factors.
internal and external motivation – this is not the correct answer. Covey does not talk about motivation when talking about dealing with habits and activities.
belonging and purpose – this is not the correct answer. Belonging and purpose are not key factors to consider when organizing your time and tasks.
<u> importance and urgency – this is the correct answer. Tasks should be organized by a 4 quadrant scheme coordinated by importance and urgency.</u> The first things you should do are those that are important and urgent, such as deadlines and crises, while you should leave unimportant and not urgent stuff for last, like managing leisure activities, traveling, etc.
The model of what a Legislator SHOULDN'T look like was taken from the founding fathers' knowledge of the abuses of the British Parliament.
<span> The British Parliament used methods like passing Ex Post Facto laws, Bills of Attainder, and the "Corruption of the Blood" in treason as a means of silencing opposition. </span>