D. the Himalayan Mountains in Nepal
That statement is False.
MAslow hierarchy of needs depict a clear path which indicates that people wouldn't be able to fulfill the needs on higher hierarchy if we haven't fulfill the needs on lower hierarchy.
Here's his hierarchy's arrangement from top to bottom:
- self actualization
- Self-esteem
- Love/belonging
- safety
- Physiological
But often times, we do not follow this hierarchy from bottom to top. (for example, some obsessed individual might want to sacrifice need for love/belonging as long as she could realized her life-long dream i.e: self-actualization)
Answer:
All the answers are correct because research is multifaceted
Explanation:
While doing population studies, it is important to understand the population and they demographic, age, sex, location etc. This could have incredible effects on comparative studies.
It is also important to maintain an open line of communication to give instructions and follow up on the persons in the event that this kind of data is required. But like with population study the error that often comes into play is the element of human dishonesty. By keeping an open line of communication, the provisions can be made to keep this under check.
Finally, making sure that all the participants understand what is being asked of them is key to the open line of communication as not to create any misgivings or misunderstanding.
Hello,
Your answer is B. Charter that defines responsibilities of a corporation.
Here is my reason.....
It is also known as: "articles of incorporation" it helps any corporation with what needs to be done.
Your answer is B.
If you need anymore help ask me. :)
Hope this helps you.
Answer:
Contrast, is the right answer.
Explanation:
The difference in color or luminance that makes an object separable is known as Contrast. In the context of the real-world visual perception, it is defined by the variance in the color and shine of the object and other articles within the corresponding area of view. Contrast sensitivity is one of the most significant measures of visual function, particularly in the situation of fog, glare or low light.
