Germany had an economic incentive to retake the Rhineland, because it is a mineral rich area. Your answer would be the third option. (c) Hope I helped out.
The correct answer would be, Clinical Psychologist.
For no apparent reason, Adam has recently begun to feel so tense and anxious that he frequently stays home from work. Adam would benefit from talking to a clinical psychologist.
Explanation:
Clinical Psychology is the branch of psychology that combines and integrates science, theory and clinical knowledge. In this way, the psychological based distress are understood, prevented and relieved, the well being and the personal development is promoted.
A clinical psychologist identify the problems of a client by meeting him. These problems can be mental, emotional or behavioral in the lives of the client. Then through various methods like tests, observations, interviews, the psychologists diagnose any existing or potential disorders to the client and for that, the client is treated.
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Hi there! The answer is C.
Less developed countries (LDCs) have a positive population growth. The population of LDCs is expected to grow faster than more developed countries the upcoming years (as we have also seen during the development of other countries).
Answer: between 0.88 and 0.916
Explanation: parameters given are:
n = 1068
CI = 95 % = 1.96
p = 959
Let us Divide p by n.
959 \ 1068 = 0.898
Then,
0.898 -\+ 1.96 (√0.898 (1 - 0.898) \ 1068)
Find standard error
√0.898 (1 - 0.898) \ 1068 = 0.009
Also let us Find Margin of error.
(1.96)(0.009) = 0.018
Then calculate confidence interval.
0.898 -\+ 0.018 = 0.880 to 0.916
The 95% confidence, that the proportion of times NFL teams punt on a fourth down when they shouldn't be punting is between 0.880 and 0.916
Answer:
Because we tend to display our living room in the best possible way, because that room is most likely to be seen by strangers.
Explanation:
Paul Fussell is a sociologist and a social critic who lived in the 20th century. His most famous book is <em>Class: A Guide Through the American Status System</em> (1983). In this book he tried to depict social classes through the theory of symbolic interactionism. He constructed a living room scale which represented an ample theater display. Given the objects in the living room he stratified households in different social classes ranging from lower proletariat to upper class.
