Answer:
All the following are examples of sharply focused foreign policy outputs except for international agreements.
Explanation:
The decisions taken by the foreign policy of the U.S. are either broadly focused or sharply focused. Sharply focused outputs are the outputs which are processed quickly. They are led by the president. These outputs are easier to be reversed by the decision-makers. Also, they do not have an everlasting impact as the focused foreign policy outputs.
As we know global warming is causing glaciers to melt in the Arctic and if the society keeps this rate of pollution up it might get to an extend where earth might become too hot for human kind which could lead to extinction.Here are some ways we as students can help:
1.Reduce,Reuse,recycle
2.Donate your clothes
3.Use energy efficiently
4.Use vehicles less if not possible than consider public transport
5.Plant trees
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I believe the answer is <span>Hawthorne effect
When the subjects realize that they're under observation, they would made an effort to be included in the 'good' part of the data.
This will make them deviate from the course of actions/thought that they would usually have and would create a falsehood in data collection.</span>
Answer: Edward C. Tolman
Explanation:
Edward C. Tolman was known for cognitive aspect of learning and did many writing's on it. He also believed thoughts and expectations play roles in learning.
