Answer: Fair Housing Act Accessibility Guidelines
Explanation: It is a document that outline the guidelines the Department of Housing and Urban Development has made available to guide builders and developers with the necessary technical guide on how to comply with the accessibility requirement of the 1988 Act of Fair Housing Amendment.
The Fair Housing Act is against housing discrimination on the grounds of colour, sex, race, disability, and national origin.
The intolerable acts were a result of the Boston Tea party. The British closed the harbor only allowing firewood. British Military could be tried outside of Massachusetts for manslaughter and British commanders could house their soldiers in private dwellings (Ex. your home) if they wished.
Answer:
The answer is valence.
Explanation:
Valence refers to a person's perception about the merits of a reward (i.e. how desirable it is). According to expectancy theory, valence is one of main factors for motivation.
Some common values are a pay increase, recognition or a promotion. Manegement is expected to recognise a worker's values in order to motivate him/her and achieve the best results.
The correct answers are Erikson; identity - so the final option here.
Piaget mostly studied the behavior or children, whereas Erikson focused on teenagers more. Also, it is known that teenagers have many issues with figuring out who they really are and they are searching for "themselves" because they don't have a sense of identity yet.
Answer:
I suggest writing on outline.
Explanation:
Introduction
A. Capture reader’s interest
B. Build case through logic
C. Topic sentence/thesis statement
First main point (strongest)
A. Support
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B. Support
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C. Support
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Second main point (second strongest)
A. Support
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B. Support
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C. Support
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Third main point (weakest)
A. Support
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B. Support
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Conclusion
A. Restate topic
B. Summarize three main points
C. Revisit introduction or tie all ideas together
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