I believe the answer is: <span>when you feel a thorn in your leg, you stop to remove it
Drive theory stated that every individuals have inherent tendency to stay away from something that created a certain level of discomfort and negative state toward us.
This tendency is created as survival mechanism that enable us to stop and think about the potential implications of our actions, and evaluate whether we should continue those actions or not.
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Answer: There are no such thing as “healing” crystals. There are just crystals; beautifully and regularly organized versions of various minerals found on earth. I do not believe they have any properties like magic or invisible energy or anything like that. I do think that they look pretty and feel nice so they may help a person toward a better mood and being in a better mood it might aid in healing them.
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<u>b. no, this does not need to be reported since it is unrelated to participation in the study.</u>
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The research in conducting a focus group to learn about hygiene and disease prevention but the subject having a heart attack does't count as part of the research.
Answer: In the South, it encouraged proslavery, secessionist elements to make bolder demands in Congress. For many Northerners, the Dred Scott decision implied that slavery could move, unhindered, into the North, and Southerners viewed the decision as a justification of their position.
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Information systems have been mostly used to enhance the efficiency of administrative procedures in the local government sector as well as the central government sector. Information systems also help to improve transparency of civil affairs. The OPEN (Online Procedures Enhancement from civil application) system in the Seoul metropolitan government of South Korea has helped to achieve transparency in the civil administration by preventing unnecessary delays and unjust handling of civil affairs on the part of civil servants. The focus of this study is an administrative informatization at the level of the local government, not at the level of the central government. This paper, therefore, examines the success factors of the OPEN system, i.e., the powerful leadership of the city government, the development of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), and citizens’ attitudes. In addition, this paper analyzes some barriers to the development of the OPEN system and its existing problems.
