Answer:
C. the microsystem
Explanation:
Uriel Bronfenbrenner postulated five levels of external influence on a child's development, these are the microsystem, the mesosystem, the exosystem, the macrosystem and the chronosystem.
The exosystem is concerned with the linkages that exist between two or more systems, they are social systems that affects the child indirectly. These institutions may not include the developing child but affect them, example of this is a community school, parents work place, mass media.
While the school the child attends is an example of a microsystem, a school in the community which the child does not attend but is in the community may have indirect effect on the child and as such is classified as an exosystem.
Answer:<em> Defense in Depth</em>
Explanation:
Defense in Depth also known as DiD, is referred to as an approach to the cyber-security under which array of defensive techniques are layered so as to protect the valuable information and data. If one of these mechanism tends to fail, another one will step up immediately in order to thwart the attack. This approach that has intentional redundancies tends to increases security and protection of a system. It is also referred to as "castle approach" since it also executes the same layered defense mechanism of the medieval castle.
The answer you're looking for is: A
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They are mostly to spread through contact such as shaking hands. You can also get a respiratory illness in the air, so if someone has an infection going on like a cold, if you sneeze or cough it will be in the air and if someone is most likely to breath in the air they are mostly to get the respiratory illness that the person had.
