This is when you decide on a course of action. Go left or right to avoid a hazard? What about the green light? Is someone currently tailgating? If you are approaching a yellow light for instance, and you sense that a tailgater is not slowing down, what are your outs? An "out" would be any options to avoid a collision in the space around your car. If there are two lanes available for instance, your out would be to quickly change lanes if you have a clearing in either direction.
This decision-making process incorporates all the predictions and identifications you made during the previous two steps.
Therefore, the answer is Choice C
Answer:
I can be long, or I can be short. I can be grown, and I can be bought. I can be painted, or left bare. I can be round, or square. What am I?
Explanation:
Your fingernails. This riddle uses opposites at first to confuse the reader. Then they pitch in with the rhyming which leaves a swirly mess in your head.
To solve this riddle you need to<em> focus on the words. What </em>can be painted, or left bare? It might be hard but its the only way to solve it.
Answer:
The job, where things are <u>predictable</u>, has some important benefits. It creates an environment that provide for a <em>lower amount of stress</em>.
If you, in general, know what is going to happen, like with an accounting job, you can be prepared for it. With readiness comes less stress. This creates a nice comfort zone, which is a great advantage for some people. Meanwhile, if a job involves regular stressful events, as event organizing, which is still predictable, stress is inevitable.
In addition, a predictable work environment provides a good opportunity to <u>plan </u>and conduct long term projects smoothly. If you can rely on the predictions you can plan accordingly.
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Answer: True!
I hope this helped!
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- Zack Slocum
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The Bobo doll experiment took place at Stanford University.
