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Sister Thibodeaux showed her leadership by aggressively demanding to be allowed to drive on to the caravan's final destination.
We are talking about the day before Hurricane Katrina hit the city of New Orleans, Louisiana. The nuns left the convent early on the morning of August 27. They drove in caravans and she was in an ambulance with other vulnerable nuns. The ambulance driver tried to divert to the Superdome. That is when Sister Thibodeaux showed her leadership and demanded to continue until their final destination.
Cohen's Shatterbelt Theory predicted that armed conflict would most likely occur in which of the following countries is e. South Africa
The main feature of a Shatterbelt, as described by way of Cohen, is that it presents the same gambling area to 2 or more competing global powers, operating from unique geostrategic realms. The Shabberbelts of the Nineteen Seventies – sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, are not Shatterbelts, however, the center East remains one.
The shatter belt idea can be defined as:
- The international locations like Ukraine, Turkey, Syria, Korea, and the center East belong to the shelterbelt regions.
- these components are characterized by the cultural-political conflicts and involvement of the defense force.
- The Sub-Saharan and South African regions are taken into consideration as the shelterbelt vicinity.
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Cohen's Shatterbelt Theory predicted that armed conflict would MOST likely occur in which of the following countries?
a.france
b. Hungary
c. Norway
d. Spain
e. South Africa
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<span>The correct answer is - nicotine can temporarily increase norepinephrine, a neurotransmitter scarce in people with depression.
Before Nathaniel started smoking, he was severely depressed, which is in part a biological thing (not only mental) due to his lack of norepinephrine. However, when he started smoking, his levels of this neurotransmitter rose, which is why he didn't feel as depressed as he used to be, but in turn, he became addicted to nicotine. </span>
I believe the answer is theoretical model
A theoretical model is the foundation that could be held to support a certain theory for a certain research or study.
From the example above, the study is build on a foundation that both behavior and environmental factor could affect the subjects' overall health
