Partly true. FEMA was made part of Homeland Security. The date is wrong. It was 2003. I would answer false, but you never know how profs will justify making something like that as true.
Argue it but don't stick your neck out to far, and don't be rude. Rudeness never wins. If you are polite, you may not win this round, but you will the next time perhaps.
Answer:
where are the answer choices?
Explanation:
1. Lack of advancement opportunities
2. Work overload
3. Poor salary
4. Too few staff
5. Poor organizational culture
6. Lack of mentoring
7. Poor personal fit with boss
8. Limited or not enough access to technology
9. Lack of training
<span>10. Not enough time with patients</span>
The only statement true among all given statement is-
Regular health insurance will not pay for alternative medicine services.
Explanation:
More than a quarter of adults in the US are consuming some form of alternative medicine. They are most likely to pay them from their savings. Alternatives though find a vast variety of use but are not covered under regular health insurance.
This can be considered as the most important reason as to why people hesitate to choose alternatives over traditional medicinal practises. This has ensured the survival of traditional allopathy even though it is costly than alternative medicine.
However, there is an increasing perception among people that alternatives are more effective and popular. But the dominance of traditional medicines won't go unless the alternatives are included in the health insurance segment.
