<span>There are two common types: General Obligation Bonds and Revenue Bonds.
GOB: Issued by cities, states or countries and are not primarily secured by assets. The issuer can tax all who apply (citizens, residents, etc) for the bondholders.
RB: Are NOT backed by the government and come from a specific source such as the toll paid for driving on a toll road.</span>
I believe the answer is: <span>the average years of schooling each person receives
From knowing the average years of schooling that people have before graduation, we could make a rough assumption on the academic ability that average students in a certain area have, and the socio-economic factors that might cause it.</span>
A young child can be greatly effected by the emotions of the people around them. If their parents are always fighting and using negative emotions the child will more than likely always cry and may grow up with depression, anxiety, aggressive behavior, etc. Same goes for positive emotions.
I believe the answer is: heterogeneous
According to piaget, heterogeneous morality refers to the perception of right or wrong without considering the intentions of all party involved.
in the example, Abby just automatically assume that she's wrong even if she does not understand the intentions of the cop.<span />
The measure most likely to facilitate the knowledge transfer that is necessary for the guideline to be put into practice is by Appointing one or more best practice champions to lead the initiative.
What are CPGs?
Clinical practice guidelines are declarations with suggestions for improving patient care that are supported by a thorough analysis of the available data and a determination of the advantages and disadvantages of different care alternatives.
Thus, whenever the hospital is opting for new CPGs we need best practice champions to understand those and make other doctors and nurses to understand those so that much efficient work can be done properly.
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