Answer:An intervening variable
Explanation:
An intervening variable is a hypothetical variable which explains the relation or casual association that occurs between other variables. Intervening variables is non observable one can not observe it during an experiment which is the reason it is referred to as hypothetical. Intervening variables in this case above explains how healthy lifestyle contributes to two variables which are church involvement and life expectancy.
All organisms encounter some amount of environmental change. Some changes occur over a short time, and may be cyclical, such as daily or seasonal variations in the amount of temperature, light, and precipitation. On longer time scales, hominins experienced large-scale shifts in temperature and precipitation that, in turn, caused vast changes in vegetation – shifts from grasslands and shrub lands to woodlands and forests, and also from cold to warm climates. Hominin environments were also altered by tectonics – earthquakes and uplift, such as the rise in elevation of the Tibetan Plateau, which changed rainfall patterns in northern China and altered the topography of a wide region. Tectonic activity can change the location and size of lakes and rivers. Volcanic eruptions and forest fires also altered the availability of food, water, shelter, and other resources. Unlike seasonal or daily shifts, the effects of many of these changes lasted for many years, and were unexpected to hominins and other organisms, raising the level of instability and uncertainty in their survival conditions.
Many organisms have habitat preferences, such as particular types of vegetation (grassland versus forests), or preferred temperature and precipitation ranges. When there’s a change in an animal’s preferred habitat, they can either move and track their favored habitat or adapt by genetic change to the new habitat. Otherwise, they become extinct. Another possibility, though, is for the adaptability of a population to increase – that is, the potential to adjust to new and changing environments. The ability to adjust to a variety of different habitats and environments is a characteristic of humans.
Answer:
None of the items above is false
Explanation:
They all explain how pictures,documents and speeches are important when giving or passing an information.
It all depends on the potential audience and what type of message you want to pass.
Like the last option stated, every communication has to be researched, organised and presented well to pass your information. Also option c states that visuals are supporting documents just to give the audience a general view of the message you want pass across. Same to option A ,a picture worth a thousand words but the words actually counts, you can't just put a picture up and expect your message to be passed across, the words and expressions will actually suffice the Point of the picture.
All the above options are true when passing information to a potential audience.
The answer is the sympathetic nervous system. This regulates
the reactions of the body to an acknowledged threat and is accountable for the
"fight or flight" reaction. Over time, this over-stimulation of the
SNS can go to clear-cut marks of imbalance like: anxiety, shallow breathing,
augmented heart rate, poor quality sleep, restlessness, night
sweats, increased agitation/irritability, fatigue, and
nervousness just to name a few.
