First off, the Great Depression made Lange realize that she wasn't content simply taking photos just for pay. In other words, the onset of the Depression allowed her to embark on a journey of finding fufillment in taking photos and on taking these photos as a form of art, like a recreational hobby, rather than as just a job. This journey she set out on, taking pictures of everyone, mostly the poor, made her realize that taking photographs of people who are severly struggling made the most powerful photos. In this way, her job of taking photographs not only enhanced her skills but caused her to become more concerned for the welfare of these poor folks she was photographing. This photography journey, caused entriely by the Great Depression, opened up a whole new world for Lange. A world where she wanted to help those who were suffering and were not as blessed as her. The Great Depression turned Lange's career of photography into a career of bringing attention to those who were the neediest, bolstering the determination of not only the destitute but also others out there willing to help the needy just as she was.
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Option A
Explanation:
Unlike the Ohio State studies, the University of Michigan studies on leadership placed the defined dimensions of leadership behavior on opposite ends of a single continuum. The Ohio State University studies approach places two leadership behaviors at opposite ends of the same continuum, making it one-dimensional with two styles. The University of Michigan model considers the two behaviors independent of one another, making it two-dimensional with four styles.
The goal of the Michigan leadership studies was to determine the pattern of leadership behaviors that results in effective group performance.One of it conclusion was that a leader who focuses on work procedures and performance is exhibiting job-centered leader behavior. While,The Ohio State studies is associated with the behavioral approach to leadership.One of it conclusion was that a leader who focuses on subordinates' feelings and ideas is exhibiting consideration behavior.
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Participant observation provides more flexibility with regard to qualitative research than other methods that use this approach. It allows researchers to maintain an open mind, giving them opportunities to follow up on different ideas, theories, and directions if something interesting occurs during their work.
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There will be two groups in this study, one group will comprise of students who have participated in collegiate study-abroad program while the other group will consist of students who have not participated in it and this group will be the control group. Data will be collected from both groups. This is an example of independent groups quasi experimental design.
In the within groups quasi experimental design, there is only one group and this group comprises of the people of who are chosen for the study abroad program. This group will be measured on the basis of the acceptance of other cultures before the start of the program and also, after the completion of the program the group will measured again on the same variables and statistical analysis will be carried out.
Explanation:
A quasi-experiment is a form of empirical interventional study used to determine the causal impact of an intervention on target population without any form of random assignment. Quasi-experimental research have some similarities with the traditional experimental design or randomized controlled trial, but basically it lacks the element of random assignment to treatment or control. Quasi-experimental designs specifically allow the researcher to control the assignment to the treatment condition, but using some other criteria aside random assignment.
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Example of Independent- groups quasi- experimental design: There will be two groups in this study, one group will comprise of students who have participated in collegiate study-abroad program while the other group will consist of students who have not participated in it and this group will be the control group. Data will be collected from both the groups measuring the acceptance of other cultures and statistical analysis will be carried out.
Example of within- groups quasi- experimental design: In this experimental design, there is only one group and this group comprises of the people of who are chosen for the study abroad program. This group will be measured on the basis of the acceptance of other cultures before the start of the program and also, after the completion of the program the group will measured again on the same variables and statistical analysis will be carried out.
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1. The end of Bretton Woods
2. Energy control
3. Different
Explanation:
1 First a little economic history: the Bretton Woods Gold Pool (Conversion of Gold into Dollars) ended in 1971, and marked the end of financial control the U.S. had over the rest of the world. In other words: the Dollar showed signs of weakness.
At the same time American oil consumption was rising but domestic oil production was declining. Policymakers in Washington didn´t believe that Arab oil exporters were willing to risk to lose the U.S. market.
But they did, and this, combined with the Palestine-Israel conflict, led to the oil crisis of 1973 when an oil embargo imposed by OPEC, led to fuel shortages and sky-high prices.
2. In the 21st century American still rely heavenly on foreign oil. The U.S. consumes about 20 million of the roughly 80 million barrels of oil consumed daily in the world! 3/5 of that is imported.
As we have seen the U.S. is still very vulnerable in the oil-department. Therefore the U.S. has supported energy and environmental improvements, such as the use of renewable energy sources.
3. They are similar in relying heavenly on foreign oil, then and now. They are different in seeking actively energy alternatives in this century.
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