Social Studies

Does an unbounded feasible region imply that the optimal solution to the linear program will be unbounded?
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An example of larceny isA. Shoplifting a pair of jeansB. Letting the air out of someone's tireC. Setting fire in a school lockerD. Damaging the seats on a school bus
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Julios mother has been giving him gold stars for keeping his bed dry all night. After about a week, Julio discontinued his habit of bed-wetting. His change in behavior best illustrates the value of
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________ was one of the first people to suggest that we acquire deviant behavior much as we acquire other behaviors. Select one: a. Robert Merton b. Gabriel Tarde c. Peter Rosemont d. Karl Marx
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Who may impose constraints for the use of a committed fund balance? A. The government's highest level of decisionmaking authority B. Creditors or bondholders C. A majority vote of the finance committeeD. Any government official
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Stacey is walking alone to her car one night and is approached by a hooded stranger looking for directions. Her heart begins to race and her blood pressure surges. Stacey has experienced the fight-or-flight response, activated by the sympathetic branch of her:___________
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What percent of his monthly budget does Doug put in his savings ?
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Doug believes that the "mind" is really just a result of the workings of our brain. Renee believes that each person has a mind that is separate from the body. Their different opinions reflect ______________.
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To reduce the amount of time it takes to apply packaging to its finished products, North Star Foods is implementing new equipment at its production plants. By doing this, North Star is addressing a__________.
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"________ is a person's judgment about whether he or she can successfully learn new knowledge and skills."
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Alisha and Greg both work full time outside the home. As a woman, Alisha earns less than Greg and is responsible for a greater share of the housework and child care in order to "make up" the difference. __________ might argue that this arrangement is rational and mutually beneficial.
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Explain how marketing can affect yourdecisions when it comes to spending money.
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Dan wanted to train his dog, Rocket, to come to him when called. Every time Dan called Rocket and he came, Dan would give him a treat and pet him. Soon Rocket would come every time he was called. Which type of learning is Dan using?
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presidents who were known as progressive
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_________ is considered the misuse of power for private gain. A. Polychronic power B. Monochronic power C. Power menace D. Corruption E. Private power surgence
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The self-fulfilling prophecy describes the way in which people internalize labels and begin to subconsciously modify their behavior to match the label much like when a teacher tells a student that they are the smartest kid in the class so the kid starts to study more and therefore earns better grades or like when an employee is labeled a slacker and starts having a negative attitude about following corporate rules. True False
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A particular guitar wire is 30.0 cm long and vibrates at a frequency of 196 Hz when no finger is placed on it. The next higher notes on the scale are 220 Hz. 247 Hz, 262 Hz, and 294 Hz. How far from the end of the string must the finger be placed to play these notes?
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Alicia is using a drug that produces its stimulating effects by slowing down and blocking the reuptake process of neurotransmitters in the brain. What happens when the reuptake process is slowed down? A) There is an increase of neurotransmitter molecules in the synapse B) There is a decrease of neurotransmitter molecules in the synapse. C) Fewer neurotransmitters are released into the synapse.D) There are more receptors available for the neurotransmitter molecules.
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When the producer participates in the experiment, she is instructed to think about certain kinds of stimuli, such as a hammer or an apartment. When the computer analyzes her thoughts, it is making a decision about whether she thought about a tool or a dwelling. Considering these methods, which of the following is a valid criticism of this experiment? 1. Because the computer is indicating what the participant should think about, it knows what the correct answer should be for each trial. 2. The computer isn't really reading people's thoughts, it's making a probability-based choice between two very different kinds of thoughts. 3. This research is pointless, because it doesn't have any real-world application. 4. The person's thoughts can be identified only after the computer has had a chance to record their brain activity for a wide range of objects.
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which of the following was a reason united states settlers in texas wanted their independence A: Settlers did not believe in slavery.B: settlers wanted to become catholicC: settlers wanted more say in the governmentD: settlers wanted to bring in more settlers.
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Which fire protection system would be most appropriate for an unconditioned warehouse located In Chicago if the warehouse contains materials such as paper, wood and other type A combustibles?A. Wet pipe systemB. Dry pipe systemC. Deluge systemD. Clean agent system
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"when compared with others, people believe that they are more likely to own their own homes and live a long life, and that they are less likely to have a heart attach or a drinking problem" These beliefs are due to the _____.
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College students have their own "life changes" or stressors. According to experts who track this information, these three "events" top the list of most stressful events during the academic year:__________
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You know that turning the pages of a book, using your pen to take notes, or raising your hand are all possible due to your ___________ nervous system.
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