Jane Addams was a human right´s fighter, first american woman to receive the Peace Nobel, she always stood up for the poor, immigrants, women and children, her legacy was to institute nursery schools, child care centers, english schools for immigrants; she always fought for woman´s right to be an active part of society and created Hull-House, a foster home in Chicago.
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plurality
Explanation:
At almost every level of government in the United States, a candidate does not have to win the majority of votes to win an election; instead a candidate wins based on a <u>plurality</u> of votes. Plurality vote in the United States require a candidate to get more votes than competing candidates and not more than half of all votes cast as in the case of majority vote system
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<em>Circadian Rhythm Disorder</em>
Explanation:
<em>Circadian Rhythm Disorder</em> is a type of <em>sleeping disorder</em> that revolves around interruptions in a persons "internal body clock", called the circadian rhythm, which controls and maintains a persons 24 hour body process.
If a patients suffers from this disorder his sleep patterns will be out of alignment. This disorder is mostly caused by:
- Pregnancy,
- Medication,
- Time zone changes and Jet lag,
- Different shifts at work, etc.
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Dr. Smith is exploring the concept of Stereotype Threat.
Explanation:
Stereotype Threat is a psychological effect, which indicates that a person's <em>behavior </em>can be <em>negatively affected</em> if this person is asked to specify if he or she belongs to a certain social group. If this social group is identified with a particular <em>stereotype</em>, the person’s behavior would be negatively affected by the stereotype threat.
Here women undergo a math test and their performance is being tested (<em>behavior</em>). They are asked to indicate their gender before the testing. According to the stereotype that Dr. Smith is researching, women are bed at math. Gender here indicates <em>belonging to the social group</em> (<u>women</u>) which is <em>identified with a stereotype</em> (<u>being bad at math</u>).
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<u><em>appellate jurisdiction</em></u>. Authority of a court to review decisions of an inferior (lower) court.<u><em> judicial restraint</em></u>. a<u><em> judicial philosophy</em></u> in which supporters believe that judges should decide cases based on the original intent of the Framers or those who enacted the statue(s) involved in a case, or on precedent.
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