Rudolph would bring the total to 9 reindeer, 9 *4= 36 total hooves
First things first lets start with the basics. "<span>Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory in psychology proposed in by Abraham Maslow in his 1943 manuscript "A Theory of Human Motivation" in Psychological Review." Now that you know what it is, let discuss what the per say "Pyramid" explains. On the lowest part of the pyramid to the top of the pyramid it goes.... Physiological needs, safety and security, love and belonging, self esteem, and at the top of the pyramid.. Self actualization. Do you know what each of these mean? What do you think is the purpose behind each of these? Each level describes a different thing here is an example, by saying self actualization its describing mortality, creativity, spontaneity, acceptance, experience purpose, meaning and inner potential. each level of the "Pyramid" explains a different subject. ill leave that for you to figure out on your own. I hope this helps, please do not use this as your work remember this was to help you by teaching you always use your own words you are always
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Answer:
principals, agents
Explanation:
In representative democracy, voters are <u>principals</u> and politicians are <u>agents</u>. That is, the most important people in democracy are the voters and the politicians are the agents because they work on behalf of the people and represent their interest.
It would seem most likely that the study that would constitute human subjects research would be - a researcher from a school of social work obtains access to students academic records (including identifiable information) to assess the effect of drug awareness programs on student academic achievement. For this study the researcher has specific personal information about the subjects he wants to study, all the subjects are real students, they are all identifiable, they aren't just a number or statistics or anonymous people.
I guess the closest situation I can think of is the movement for gay rights or people of the LGTBQ. Being gay in America has for a long time been taboo and gays were not treated exceptionally. Marriage was considered between a man and woman and that was just how life was. But in 2015 gay marriage crossed the barriers and became a legal right in all states of the U.S. This took years of gay advocates and people boycotting and making a voice despite controversy.
