Answer:
By de-emphasizing differences and staying quiet about her disability, Jenny has chosen a strategy of integration called <u>assimilation</u>
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Explanation:
Options for this question are:
- <em>Perspective taking
.</em>
- <em>Code-switching
.</em>
- <em>Assimilation
.</em>
- <em>Accommodation.</em>
In the assimilation a person acquires information and is able to introduce it to the information he already possessed, to generate a new experience, as part of the adaptation process.
Jenny is omitting some of her personal information, related to a disability - since she does not know how her co-workers can take it - and elaborates a strategy based on assimilation to achieve integration into her group.
Answer:
B. F1
Explanation:
Plants used in first-generation crosses were called P, or parental generation, plants (Figure 8.3). Mendel collected the seeds produced by the P plants that resulted from each cross and grew them the following season. These offspring were called the F1, or the first filial (filial = daughter or son), generation.
Answer: First water is a liquid. Then it is super heated into steam from nuclear reactor to power the turbines that make energy and the ones that run the cooling pumps. Once this steam cools, it is used to keep the reactors cool in tubes that run up and down as a liquid. Not all of the water makes it. Also some of the water evaporates in the cooling pipes, so a constant supply is needed.
Explanation:
The water in the pumps keeps the reactor rods cool. The water slowly boils to an extent, so more is needed. So left-over steam is fed here. Water is not wasted. If the generators fail, there will most likely be a meltdown just like Chernobyl, in fact, this is what caused the Chernobyl meltdown, it is just they shut the generators down for too long during a test. These generators are powered by the steam. Use the answer portion. The explanation part well, you know, describes and backs-up the answer.
Look for its special trait it has to make it a boy or girl