Answer: Option A
Explanation:
A norm in another words mean standard that is generally accepted. While conformity, comes from the word conform. I.e to agree with a standard.
Relating to the above scenario, Sarah has a leader of a group, people agree with what she says unlike bill . In this case, people conform with Sarah as she is a leader ,it is a general norm to follow what a leader says or proposes.
Answer:
This is true.
Explanation:
While we all agree that the use of modern technology allows for almost instantaneous dissemination of information, yet some of its benefits for public relations practitioners are compromised by lack of time to manage certain kinds of information.
Public relations can play an important role in helping the organization build its brand, which is the collection of perceptions about the organization in the mind of the consumer.
Time constraint connected to the benefits of public relationship makes them to rush the process of collecting nice and quality perception about its organizarion from member of the society.
This hurry approach is a huge disadvantage as it makes the public relations officer lack adequate amount of time to analyse the data and disseminate the best or world standard service.
Answer:
From most of the laws i see. A dishonorable discharge is consider a felony. So i dont think people can own a firearm with a dishonorable discharge.
Explanation:
Base on what i think, development is where a country advances itself.(what i think)
a shrinking population is beneficial in terms of job employment. lesser people-> lesser competition for jobs-> more people earning money for the country-> country spends lesser on helping those without jobs/financially unstable.
a shrinking population is harmful to development whereby the country has lesser people being born-> lesser “brains”/creative minds to help develop the country faster
<span>Justice
Goldberg uses the NINTH AMENDMENT to state that people have FUNDAMENTAL rights
as well as those stated in the Constitution. The Court used this amendment to
argue that FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS was part of the right to privacy.</span>
