Answer:
Letter D which is Big Five:BEACH
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Questions:
What is a felony?
What is a misdemeanor?
Explain how punishments for crimes differ based on their classification (felony or misdemeanor).
Answers:
Felony - is a crime that usually involves violence. This punishment is usually 1 or more years in prison or by death.
Misdemeanor - is a simple wrong doing that dosent result in very punishible events.
Felonies are more of a punishment than misdemeanors are. For example a felony you can kill someone and got to jail are get killed. A misdeameanor for example is just like getting banned or suspended from something.
Answer:
a. <em>Independent - </em>age; <em>Dependent - </em>intelligence
b. Cross-sectional
Explanation:
Scientific experiments label the variables that they employ in two ways: dependent and independent. Independent variables are those that are changed or manipulated by the researchers. In this case, the researchers are exercising control over the variable of age by selecting a particular type of people. This also means that the researchers believe this variable to have a direct effect on the dependent variable.
On the other hand, dependent variable refers to the variable being tested and measured. It receives this name because the variable is "dependent" on the independent variable. In this case, intelligence is the variable that is believed to depend on age.
Finally, this is also an example of a cross-sectional study. Cross-sectional studies interview different samples of people at a particular point in time. This allows us to have a snapshot of a group at a particular moment. This is different from longitudinal studies, which follow the same sample of people over a long period of time.
Answer:
Financially Responsible person have a Budget and they already have plans in place, for every unexpected occasion. They allocate required amount from their salary for different occasions and goals and never mix them with each other. They follow a definite plan and Budget and stick to it.
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