A historian must ask themselves if the source is a primary or a secondary. In order for it to be a real account it must be a primary source, as a secondary source is something written or based off of the primary source.
The correct answer is letter A
Explanation: CASEL programs examined high-quality, school-based prevention programs that sustain the level of quality for five years now.
CASEL model is a type of educational model, where teachers are trained so that they are very competent in what they do and thus become good teachers with a preparation focused on a phenomenal type of education.
Answer:
Vehicle transmission
Explanation:
Vehicle transmission of infections usually arise when substances, like air, soil or water is a vector carrier of an infectious disease or agent of a new host.
Virus can be transmitted via face to face contact with an infected person, breathing in of contaminated air, contaminated food, contaminated water e.t.c.
transmission of viral infections through droplets can be initiated over distance. contact transmission of virus do occur over a long distance via droplets by air . larger particles of infections disease drop quickly from air, most times fine mucus droplet of coughs/see do suspend,last or remain for a log while especally when during movement to long distance or staying in a spot or place for long.infectious droplets do disintergrate fast and droplet nucleus are formed which produce infections pathogens. Temperature and relative humidity of air has influence on airborne infections disease transmission.
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "changes from determinate to indeterminate pathways molecular changes, such as expression of certain genes for <span>tissue-specific proteins." These are the changes that accompany cell determination.</span>
<span>Lawrence Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Development is a system based on an earlier psychologist's work, Jean Piaget.
The theory states that moral reasoning is the base for ethical behavior, and that it has six stages.
These stages are:
1. Obedience and punishment orientation - How can I avoid punishment or negative stimuli?
2. Self-interest orientation - What's in it for me? Can I pay for a benefit I want?
3. Interpersonal accord and conformity - Acceptance of social norms, or The "good boy/girl attitude"
4. Authority and social-order maintaining orientation - A "Law and order" based morality
5. Social contract orientation - Responsibility to a social contract, ettiquite, PC, etc.
6. Universal ethical principles - A Principled conscience
She is in the stage of "Self-interest orientation"</span>
