Answer:
Reliable but not valid
Explanation:
Validity and reliability are two concepts in research study that is used for evaluating the quality of a research. They show how well a test, or a method measures something. Reliability is a measure of how consistent the test or measure is, while validity measures the accuracy level of the test or measure. In the example above, the measure is reliable, because the consistency of the result is not in doubt here, what is in doubt is how accurate the measure us. Here the respondents are unwilling to report unhappy feelings because they dont want to be judged, hence validity will be questioned here.
Answer:
Mexico City
Explanation:
El Camino Real went from Santa Fe to Mexico City, making both of those cities the capitals of their respective places.
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
Santeria is a religious practice that was developed in Cuba. Santeria is a Spanish name which means 'Honor of the saints' or 'the way of the saints'.
Santeria religious practice is similar to Vodou.
In the early 19th century, when the people of Yoruba were brought in Cuba as slaves, they brought with them their traditional religious practices which came to be known as Santeria.
<u>Santeria was influenced by the Catholic beliefs and the deities of Yoruba called 'orishas'</u>.
So, the correct answer is option B.
Answer:
Intuitive thought.
Explanation:
The four developmental stages of Jean Piaget are subdivided into stages according to the development process of children. The second sub-stage of Piaget's preoperational stage is called the Intuitive Thought sub-stage because at this stage learning occurs by intuition of thoughts. Children tend to see one dimension of a problem and based their judgment on it. Their decision is based on their previous knowledge is so certain that they do not bother to rationalize principles of how this knowledge is attained.
That God, Jesus, and The Holy Spirit are the Trinity.
God is always there to help with what we need.
Jesus is God's only begotten Son
Mary is the Mother of God
