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Based on your reading of the Challenger case, do you think the advocacy or inquiry approach dominated the decision-making process?
Answer: advocacy approach
Explanation:
The fact that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) had dismissed probabilistic risk analyses has been pointed out as the main cause of the Challenger catastrophe. In this case, advocacy dominated the inquiry approach, as management didn´t allow further inquires in probabilistic risk analysis, prioritizing the design-oriented approach that predominated in NASA during the 1970s.
Rwanda is where there is tension between Tutsi minority and Hutu majority.
The organisms in the Cretaceous period and Permian Period are now extinct.
The emergence and demise of specific living forms are represented by time periods on the geologic time scale that span hundreds of millions of years. A mass extinction is a period of geologic time when a large number of plant and animal species go extinct, sometimes within a few thousand to a few million years.
Life has recovered after each of the five significant mass extinctions that have taken place during the past 500 million years. Because it led to the extinction of the dinosaurs, the mass extinction at the end of the Cretaceous Period is the most well-known. However, the Permian Period's end saw the most extreme one in terms of the number of species destroyed.
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George Whitefield was an English cleric (priest) of the Anglican Church who contributed to the Great Awakening in 1740 in America. He traveled through the colonies and preached and was very popular, drawing also a lot of media attention (newspapers at the time).
<span>The story of Andrew Carnegie is an example of an extreme case of Philanthropic Acts. He was a Scottish-American industrialist that paved the way for the expansion of the American steel industry during the 19th century. He gave almost 90% of his fortune to charities, foundations, and universities because he believed the wealth is something to be used for the improvement not only of himself but of society. </span>
