The correct answer was: When he was governor of New York, he started a broad relief program.
When Roosevelt was Governor, he made many strides in public relief programs which proved helpful while President.
Cyanosis is not likely a clinical manifestation of a tuberculosis infection.
Typical manifestations of tuberculosis include low grade fever, night chills, cough. It is a bacterial infection which spreads through inhaling tiny droplets from sneeze of an infected person.
Tuberculosis generally affects the lungs but can affect other area of the bodies such as abdomen, bones and nervous system.
The other symptoms may include chest pain, coughing up blood, weight loss and weakness.
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The First World War had been good for American business. Factory production had risen sharply to meet the needs of the war. America had been able to capture markets that used to buy from Europe. Once the war was over these countries continued to buy American goods.
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If your asking for person opinion
Explanation:
Theory of knowledge comes from the brain I mean of you use it which is what Karl is doing✨✌️
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The correct answer is: Freud formulated his views based on careful observation of children.
Explanation:
Freud indeed saw the mother-infant relation as the prototype around which all later close relationships revolve, in fact, Freud proposes that neurosis later emerge in life as a result of many factors including an insatisfactory or pathological relationship of the infant with the first object (the mother).
Freud also claimed that the mother-infant relationship was the most important one and that mentally healthy adults usually had a healthy mother-infant relationship.
Freud also focused on the importance of breastfeeding as a source of oral gratification during the conceptualizations of the psychosexual stages of development.
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Freud didn't perform any type of systematic or careful observation of children during the development of his theories.
