Wait what’s the question???
Cushion: Have you ever had a
job?
Chew: I can't
this.
Bushel: Their are dry measures of
.
Bamboo: I have seen a
forest.
Mildew: Are their any signs of
?
Soothe: I have
someone before.
Barefoot: I was running around outside
.
Renewal: Why is their a
in war?
Answer:
Uses of an Encyclopedia:
Explanation:
An encyclopedia is a reference tool with information on a wide range of topics. ... All online information is not correct or unbiased, so use encyclopedias with a reputation for providing legitimate information from expert and scholarly sources that you can verify.
Answer:
In the definition of psychology, what does the term mental processes refers to? ... Professor Wenches approaches questions about human behavior from a ... unconscious dynamics within the individual, such as inner forces or conflicts. It is most likely that she accepts which of the following psychological approaches?
Explanation:
Answer:
Credibility is the quality of being trusted and believed in, therefore a source may be credible in some ways and less credible in other ways depending on reputation.
For example, a religious leader such as a Vicar is seen to be a very credible source due to their beliefs. When their actions match with their beliefs they are trusted, leading them to have a good reputation. However, if their actions publicly contradict what they said they believe in, then they will become less trustworthy and will no longer be a credible source because they will develop a bad reputation.
Explanation:
The above paragraphs are an example of how a religious leader (source) may be more credible in some ways and less in others depending on their reputation which is based on whether their actions public contradict their beliefs.
I hope it helps. Good luck.
