Answer:
Reliable but not valid
Explanation:
Validity and reliability are two concepts in research study that is used for evaluating the quality of a research. They show how well a test, or a method measures something. Reliability is a measure of how consistent the test or measure is, while validity measures the accuracy level of the test or measure. In the example above, the measure is reliable, because the consistency of the result is not in doubt here, what is in doubt is how accurate the measure us. Here the respondents are unwilling to report unhappy feelings because they dont want to be judged, hence validity will be questioned here.
Answer:
The answer is c
Explanation:
Although these pesticides may cause health problems for Colombian children, it is unlikely to cause a decrease in the population of Colombia. Eradication efforts will create an increase in poor soil quality, which could cause a decrease in the quality and quantity of food, but this should not affect Colombia's population within the next fifty years. Also, eradication programs would cause plants to die off in the rainforest. This could lead to either a death in trees, erosion (resulting in tree loss), greater access by logging companies to trees in the rainforest, or a combination of all of these.
Answer: En plein air
Explanation:
En plein air is a French word that refers to outdoor. En plein air is an outdoor painting. Although this is fascinating it also have it's disadvantages where the artist is prone to distraction from the environment and may not be compared to indoors where commitment and concentration is completely guaranteed.
He thought that anyone who wasn't German was impure. He made laws that said that Jews couldn't marry Germans because it would make the German race impure. (This is kind of like when black people weren't allowed to marry white people in the 1900s). So, he killed most of the Jews. Some people think that hitler was secretly afraid of the Jews and thought they might rise to power someday.
President Andrew Jackson supported states rights
