Yes, you are correct. The answer is C. consumer loans. Hope this helped!
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Answer: The main ingredient of cells is water. Water is needed to maintain homeostasis. Cells are also made up of macromolecules—nucleic acids, lipids, proteins, carbohydrates. These macromolecules help maintain a cell's structure, help cells communicate with each other, aid in energy storage, etc.
As per the Code of Ethics, it is the duty of the nurses to respond to disaster management situations or even under extreme situations, even though the standard of care might stand altered. As per their rights, they can also refuse to act in these situations.
Those nurses who have disaster or emergency preparedness education may ask for permission to leave their current assignment and assist in disaster management. It depends on the hospital the RN has contracted with, whether they have to stay and assist or not.
No. In case of California, if a mass casualty happens, a plan of action needs to devised and implemented and then posted at easily accessible places.
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Most time, it is important to focus on <u>facts</u> first and <u>emotion</u> second when making claims,
<h3>What is a
claim?</h3>
This means the statement that a writer presents as being an assertion or truthful to substantiate an argument.
Hence, focusing on <u>facts</u> first and <u>emotion</u> at second will allow to make an unbiased and clear claims.
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Answer:
Eye blinking after a flash of light is presented
Explanation:
Blinking your eyes after seeing a ray of light is not a behaviour derived from operant conditioning, because the action was not carried out because of its association with some sort of reward or punish.
On the opposite, the blinking of the eye is carried out automatically, as a biological response deeply engrained in our brains, which is not fully conscious, and has the goal of protecting the eye against the light. For this reason, this type of behaviour could be classified as reflexive instead of conditioned.
