Answer:
(E) is the right answer, thats what i think
Explanation:
This structure is very elegant and concise. By contrast, the "which" clause in (C) is a little longer. There's also a problem with verb tense. I realize the tense is the same as in the prompt, but the past tense makes it sound as if that medal WAS the nation's highest military award, but isn't anymore. Is this true? Was a new highest honor recently introduced to supersede this medal? Hmmm, this calls for outside knowledge, but it just seems unlikely that whatever the highest military honor was recently (in the 1990s) would be swapped out for something else. Not only is (C) longer and clunkier, but it also raises awkward questions about verb tense & implication that (E) sleekly avoids.
Both endings are acceptable ("long-overdue in recognition" vs. "in long-overdue recognition"), because we could reasonably say that either the medal or the recognition was overdue. The above discussion indicates why (E) is a superior answer, and the best answer here.
Answer:
The correct answer is racial etiquette was the Jim Crow system.
Explanation:
Even though slavery was abolish and for a few African Americans life was a little bit better, there was still a lot of racism under Jim Crow who was a someone who did not believed African Americans had the same rights as white americans that i why he had a certain rules African Americans had to follow.
Answer:
identity
Explanation:
Identity: In psychology, the term identity is considered as part of the fifth stage of Erikson's theory i.e, the theory of psychosocial stages and falls under the identity versus role confusion. This stage starts from the age between twelve to nineteen years and usually occur during adolescents period.
According to Erikson, an adolescent seeks to develop a "sense of self" at this stage and try different behaviors, roles, and activities. However, this stage is considered as important in developing a strong identity and a sense of 'direction' in an adolescent's life.
In the question above, Erikson would say she is building her sense of identity.
Answer:
The answer is 4.
Explanation:
Situational crime prevention (SCP) intends to prevent crime by changing the environmental factors that influence the outcome of a crime. For this reason, the first three options apply to SCP, as they focus on the immediate posibility of commiting a crime.
Intervention programs for children are part of <u>traditional crime prevention strategies</u> (i.e. they intend to alter the person's criminal tendencies).
Answer:
Sandra Wood Scarr.
Explanation:
Sandra Wood Scarr was the developmental psychologist who endorses the idea that genetic endowment provided to children by their parents does not only determines their genetic characteristics but also actively influences their environment.
Sandra Wood Scarr bagged her Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in the year 1665 at Harvard University and she was the first female Psychology professor in Yale University. In 1995 she was the chief executive officer of the KinderCare Learning Centers.
She has many publications, few of them are: Understanding Psychology, Caring for Children: Challenge to America,Psychology and Children: Current Research and Practice and so on.
