Answer:
a, b, c, and d. true
Explanation:
Policy enforcement has to do with the categorization, management and monitoring of a specific set of goals or policies to see if they are been followed/applied. Challenges to policy enforcement are;
1. poorly written policies that results in poor comprehension of the policy
2. failure to report infractions as a result of the new policies
3. lack of involvement in enforcement of key departments and management
4. lack of clearly defined roles and responsibilities
The answer is mostly False. While there may be some corruption, they are legally not supposed to work for themselves.
Answer: option D. Non congnitve
Explanation: this response are not based on knowledge gained by our thought, or an experience but are due to our emotional maturation, spoken and non spoken communications, feelings and this is in a way affect person's thought, emotions and behavior grows through our existence. This action is non cognitive because the action is non spoken communications (mental picture) of the event to himself so as not to forget it
According to historical facts, the following are the predictors of wars:
1. Conflict history - This refers to arm conflicts between two parties that have occurred in the past.
2. Clustered neighbourhoods and regions - Existing poverty and detrimental economic effects that could contaminate the regions are some of the risk factors considered in war prediction.
3. Population - Greater population are associated with increased conflict risk.
4. Education - Lower risk of conflict is related to higher levels of primary enrollment, secondary male enrollment, greater education expenditure and higher literacy rate.
5. Infant mortality has said to have very strong effects on state failure and arm conflicts.
7. Characteristics of neighbouring countries - Countries that are situated in the poor neighbourhood have a higher risk of conflicts than those that are situated in more developed regions.
8. Primary commodities, such as oil are linked to higher risk of conflict.
With the invention of the stethoscope, physicians were able to listen to the various sounds made by the heart and lungs. And began to be able to identify if patients had any diseases or ailments.
