Answer:Yes. When one cite a source they need to put the name of the author or since he was searching on Google if that was just a website he could state the sponsoring organization.
Explanation:
Otherwise the citation is not complete without stating who wrote the material you are referring to and when did they write it and even the page where it can be found if it is available in pages.
Acknowledging the person who wrote the material is crucial in order to not plagiarize their Information.
Answer:
Most people find it morally impermissible to sacrifice one life for five lives if the action involves pushing a man from a bridge because:
B. Pushing a man off a bridge evokes more negative emotional responses.
Explanation: Physically pushing someone evokes more negative emotional responses than using a secondary source because it gives the “pusher” direct responsibility for the deaths (as opposed to just a switch).
Answer:
A duty is a task which is expected to be completed. A responsibility is doing a task part of a role or position.
Explanation:
The given statement is true.
Explanation:
In the given context Carrie is using non verbal communication to regulate interaction. When two person are in conversation and one of them is not confident enough or pretty much sure about answering or reacting in a question or in a situation at that time he used to follow sign languages in terms of eye contact occasionally or nodding intently or sometimes ask question to the speaker.
Non verbal communication is popular to regulate interaction in an effective way where verbal communication is not working properly due to lack of confidence or little knowledge.
Answer:
"Psychomotor Agitation", "Psychomotor Retar dation".
Explanation:
Bethany is most likely experiencing "Psychomotor Agitation" while Bernard is showing signs of "Psychomotor Retar dation".
Psychomotor Agitation is a variety of actions that are done for no actual reason. This is usually caused from anxiety from life problems and shows up in different forms such as pacing, talking fast, biting your nails, tapping your foot, etc.
"Psychomotor Retar dation". is the opposite of Agitation in which the person suffering from this starts to perform regular tasks such as speaking and normal movements in a much slower manner than usual.
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