Don’t trust links. don’t paste the link the person sent you above. i don’t see why they couldn’t send it here.
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When nations try to maintain the balance of power they try to prevent domination by one country.
Option: (B)
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- When a country tries to dominate some other country in the world, the other countries intervene most probably to resolve the conflict between the two countries and tend the dominating country to back out.
- This is done so as to maintain global peace as the majority of countries know that the effect of a conflict between any two countries has to be inevitably experienced by the entire world to some extent or the other.
Here is the full question:
Jeanne Bowman is an active, healthy, 80-year-old widow and mother of five grown children who range in age from 42 to 60 years old. She is well-informed and very conservative in her social and political views. Like many people in her age group, she is cautious when it comes to high-technology products, but in the last three years, she has purchased a cellular phone and learned to use e-mail, mainly due to the urging of her children and friends. She has just decided to purchase a DVD player because she watched a DVD movie at her daughter's home and really liked the quality of the picture. As was the case with her other high-tech purchases, a family member will accompany her when she buys the DVD <span>player. Regarding Jeanne's adoption of DVD technology, she seems to be in the
The answer is: Late majority
Late majority refers to the last segment of people in society that adopt a new technology. These group of people tend to be older and have either passed or in the least stage of their productive age. For most society, late majority accounted for around 35% of the population.
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Definitely not the woods where animals could be endangered and die out. I don't think anyone knows what the government protects these days, especially with Trump being president.
Answer: preferential looking
Explanation: Preferential looking refers to a concept of developmental psychology used to access and evaluate perceptions or thought of a child without verbal utterances. Preferential looking is used to gain insight on what or how a child perceives different events or objects by offering such child different choices and evaluating how the baby's eye fixation varies for the different objects or stimulus to gain insight on the preference or distinction in perception of the objects or stimulus.
