Answer:
Step 1: Acknowledge. Acknowledge the hurt. ...
Step 2: Consider. Consider how the hurt and pain has affected you. ...
Step 3: Accept. Accept that you cannot change the past. ...
Step 4: Determine. Determine whether or not you will forgive. ...
Step 5: Repair. ...
Step 6: Learn. ...
Step 7: Forgive.
Answer:
independent groups
posttest only
pretest/posttest
Explanation:
Posttest-only and pretest/posttest are the two elementary structures for experiments with independent-groups designs.
A posttest only design is most useful when spontaneous behavior is required from the participants.
Pretest-posttest designs developed from the posttest only design to consider issues of assignment bias and allocation of the participants, as they can avoid selection effects.
Answer:
Similarities:
- All three systems are organizations that are used to maintain socio-economic order in their different communities.
- All three systems each have heads of their communities.
Differences:
- The Guthi system was formed by the Nepalese community.
The Bheja system was formed by the Magar community.
The Badghar system was formed by the Tharu community.
- The head of the community of the Guthi system is called Guthigar
The head of the community of the Bheja system is called the Mukhiya
The head of the community of the Badghar system is called Badgar
- Guthi is a social organization.
Bheja deals with social target and achievements.
Badghar deals with customs and traditional rituals.
#1: two wires were placed the wrong way.. Luckily they weren't the timer ones, or else the bomb would have blew up before they were at their destination
#2: fuel... During the flight and returning home, the crews had trouble transporting their extra fuel to their main fuel tank, which led to them running out of fuel very soon. (and yes... they were trying to fix the problem while dropping the bomb)
hope this helps :D
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