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The succession problem has two components: skill succession and power succession. In public discourse and political thought we have tried to solve either power succession or skill succession under different names. We seamlessly switch between two separate fragmented states of mind depending on which facet of the problem is in front of us without even noticing. Please give me the brainliest answer?
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Answer: The 4 guiding principles of DECA are;<u> "applies learning, connects to business, promotes competition, and integrates into classroom instruction."</u>
Explanation: DECA has an emblem that represents the main guiding principles. The emblem consists of a total of 8 principals belonging to the organization. The other principals consist of their learning program, which includes being an experienced leader and being active in the community.
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Answer:</h3><h3>Scenario 1</h3><h3>
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The reason why "Scenario 1" would be the correct answer is this scenario shows an example of what defensive communication is.
In the first scenario, Aiden is going to be the one that's using defensive communication, in other words, he is on defense. He would be defending himself from Jane.
Jane on the other hand would be considered his "threat," due to the fact that she is furious about the whole situation of him not eating the food that she prepared because he wants to go to bed.
Aiden is using defensive communication by going to the room and sleep, that would be his "defensive tactic" in order to avoid Jane. Although Aiden is not verbally communicating to Jane, he is showing signs that he's avoiding her for his own defense, and that would be considered communication to Jane. Showing signs is also another form of communication, it doesn't have to be verbal.
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The answer is D. sympathetic nervous system.
Explanation:
Among other functions, this system is responsible for releasing noradrenaline in the presence of a stimulus, which in prolonged periods lead to the release of adrenaline. In combination, these chemicals provoke a "flight or fly" response.
Some of the effects on the body are pupil dilatation, and increased heart rate, blood pressure and sweating.
