Answer:
Explanation:
Autism spectrum disorder, or better known as ASD, is a neurological and developmental disorder. It affects how a person interacts and acts with other people; how it communicates and learn. There are a range of signs/symptoms for this type of condition, but the most commons are: difficulty with social interaction and communication; such as, making little eye contact, having difficulties following a normal conversation, having trouble understanding the point of view of another person, etc. They also show repetitive behaviors and patterns, such as, repeating words or phrases, having an intense conversation of a certain topic, etc.
If you aren't checking yourself then you may have a problem. For example you could have testicular cancer and you wouldn't know without feeling an unusual bump in that area.
Answer:
Fraternal - 2 egg cells
Identical - split of zygote
Explanation:
Fraternal twins are likely to be formed by 2 different egg cells being simultaneously sent by the ovaries and both of them being fertilized by the sperm cells. They are non-identical because the DNA of the 2 egg cells and the 2 sperm cells are different.
Identical twins are formed after a single egg cell has been fertilized by a single sperm cell, then split after the first division. This results in 2 genetically identical embryos because they were formed from the same fertilized egg.
Answer:
D. Provide written procedures, prepared in advance, made available upon request to authorities
Explanation:
When we wish to provide offsite catering without temperature controls we need to provide all the procedures that go into the making of the food that we make. This is in case the authorities ever need to check the food quality they know exactly what we are doing and how we are doing the food preparation.
A conflict arising between any two persons like in between siblings can be referred as relationship conflict, man versus man or external conflict.
Explanation:
The conflicts between siblings are usually due to
- Competence, achievements or over-performances of one over another
- Receiving unequal amount of attention from parents and others
- Personal, physical, or psychological issues
Conflicts arising due to achievement differences often lead to inferiority complex in the less achieved person and superiority complex in the high achieved person.
