These two researcher obligations, wherein the researchers make sure that the participants are told about the true nature of the study before they leave and they must make sure that the participants do not feel bad about their behavior, are referred to as debriefing and protection from harm.
Answer:
7 slogans for you
Explanation:
Fighting for gender equality is not a responsibility for women only. The society should be held accountable for it too.
2. As long as there are words like gender floating around in society, there can be no real equality.
3. Why do we need gender roles when there are lip-smacking sushi rolls to enjoy?
4. It is not a matter of job or race or height. Every individual deserves to be treated well and treated right.
5. There is a ‘man’ in every ‘woman’, a ‘he’ in every ‘she’ and a ‘hero’ in every ‘heroine’. Give her an equal opportunity, and you will see the benefit with your own eyes.
6. Move ahead of stereotypical gender binaries. Look around, and there are a lot more than masculine and feminine. Build a society that gives an equal opportunity to all.
7. Treat every man and every woman as a human. Neither is superior nor better nor more intelligent nor more hard working.
Going from one country to another country for job and to earn money is called foreign employment. People of Nepal go to different countries of the world for jobs and earning. ... The Nepalese labour and sweat is being used in foreign countries and there is scarcity of human power for the development of our own country.
Answer:
may be for better development
Explanation:
if the country is divided into provinces then there will be competition among provinces and then there can be rapid development in a country
