Parenting goals generally comprise three categories and these includes the survival goal, the economic goal and the cultural goals. This is according to Anthropologist Robert LeVine. Survival goal ensures that their children survive, by providing for their health and safety. Economic goal ensures that their children acquire the skills and other resources needed to be economically productive adults. And, cultural goal ensures that their children acquire the basic cultural values of the group.
They feel as though they should fit in rather than stand out in fear of being judged or not being accepted in what today’s society views as normal.
The person needs to still take an antibiotic even fter drinking cranberry juice.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Cranberry juice is frequently preferred to inhibit or heal UTI's. The red berry includes a "tannin" that blocks E. coli bacteria the most popular agent to cause urinary tract infections where it gets sticks to the walls of a person's bladder and produces an infection. But research hasn’t found that cranberry does much to reduce infections.most of the researches proposes that juice and supplements don’t have sufficient of this active ingredient "A-type proanthocyanidins" to inhibit bacteria from clinging to the urinary tract.”
Hence the person needs to take antibiotic.Ensure to take all of your prescribed medicine, even after you begin to sense relief. Consume lots of water to wash out the bacteria from your body. The doctor may also give you a remedy to ease the discomfort.
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Answer:
B. All of the interviewers are policemen.
Explanation:
Interviewer-induced bias happens when the interviewer is partial to the response they expect they will get and structure the way they interview to elicit that response, be it through phrasing of the questions or even the way they ask the question.
Given the position of a policeman and the topic involved, their preconceived notions about drug use and drug users can have an effect on the responses. Also their stand against drug use could manipulate the way they question the individual.
Not to mention, the respondents will also be on guard given that the study is on drug use, which is perceived as illegal. So the likelihood of an honest response is low.