Yes, i believe it was.
<span> the agency should have allowed him to present evidence which stated that he did not know the statements he made on his application were false.
</span>Manin could avoid the accusation by claiming that he would've provided the necessary information about his convictions, if only the<span> national transportation safety board mentioned it in the requirement.</span>
I believe the answer is:
1) Consumers overwhelmingly prefer one sandwich shop to another.
3) A hair stylist decides to reduce prices on his services.
4) A worker at a factory decides to take another job for higher pay.
6) A business owner decides to offer a new product for sale.
In the concept of free enterprise, the government would have little to no influence over the economy. Which means that things such as price of the product, the type of product that being used, and ownership of assets would belong to the people in the private sectors.
Answer: Frontal
Explanation: The cerebral cortex is made up of four lobes namely the parietal, occipital, Frontal and temporal lobes. This lobes make up the outermost layer of the brain.
The Frontal lobe is responsible for emotional control, planning and reasoning. Impairment to the Frontal lobe usually result in personality changes or disorder. For example, From being loving and caring to being harsh.
The parietal lobe discerns sensations of touch or feel, The occipital lobe is responsible for visual image processing and the temporal lobe is charged with processing auditory information.
What is the question though?
According to Erikson’s theory, the correct answer that holds
true for most toddlers is that they want to gain a sense of control over their
own bodies. It is because the theory focuses more on an individual from being a
toddler to late adult hood that emphasizes how they develop and mature by overcoming
certain obstacles in life, to adjust well in the environment and as well as
knowing one’s identity such as his or her capabilities, what the person describes
his or herself and his or her aspirations in life.