Answer:
d. The great-person theory
Explanation:
Brett, Jenna, and Jill form a partnership, Parkside Realty, to buy and sell real estate. To alleviate a debt that she owes to Wallace, Jill transfers her partnership interest to Wallace. After the transfer to Wallace takes place, one of Parkside Realty's clients sues the partnership in relation to a real estate transaction brokered by Parkside Realty. The client names Parkside Realty and all individual partners individually in the suit. If the client is successful and Parkside Realty does not have enough partnership assets to cover the judgment against it, will Wallace be personally liable for Parkside's obligation?
Answers:
A. Yes, but only if the client also personally named Wallace in the suit.
B. Yes, because the cause of action arose after Jill transferred her partnership interest to Wallace.
C. No, because partners are not personally liable for the obligations of a partnership.
D. No, because Wallace is not liable for any of Parkside Realty's obligations.
Answer: B- yes, because action arose after Jill transferred her partnership interest to Wallace.
Explanation:
How do family members and per group help to socialize a person ? Elucidate
Social groups often provide the first experiences of socialization. Families, and later peer groups, communicate expectations and reinforce norms. People first learn to use the tangible objects of material culture in these settings, as well as being introduced to the beliefs and values of societi.
Which of the following departments would be included in a state government's public safety function?
A. Department of Education
B. Department of Emergency Management
C. Department of Environmental Protection
D. Department of Banking and Consumer Finance
Answer:
B. Department of Emergency Management.
Explanation:
Government can be defined as a body of leadership and procedures for enforcing rules and regulations in a society.
The Homeland Security Presidential Directive (HSPD) 5 established the National Incident Management System (NIMS) and it is mandated to provide a consistent nationwide approach by working together effectively and efficiently as a single, comprehensive management program to prepare for, respond to, and recover from domestic incidents and emergencies, regardless of cause, size, or complexity.
National Incident Management System (NIMS) is a comprehensive, national approach to domestic incident and emergency management for governments (federal, state and local), the private sector, non-governmental organizations, families and individuals that is applicable at all jurisdictional levels and across functional disciplines.
Generally, the Department of Emergency Management would be included in a state government's public safety function.
Which of the following departments would be included in a state government's public safety function?
B. Department of Emergency Management
what is the fundamental difference between rural society and urban society?
Answer:
a rural society is one which has not been industrialized while an urban society is one that is urbanized and industrialized.
life in a rural society is very simple while life in an urban society is complicated and complex.
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what are the problems of various employment sectors?
Answer:
The problem is not that the economy is not generating enough jobs; it is. The problem is that the vast majority of the jobs that are being created are of extremely low quality. The employment problem in India is not about the quantity of jobs but rather about the quality of jobs.
"Unmanaged development is destruction". Discuss this statement in groups and
clarify it with example.
Answer:
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Alicia was hoping to get promoted in the next 6 months. She had done all the things she thought she needed to do, and her boss had told her as much in their informal conversations. When her file went up for review, she was denied the promotion because there was no documentation of her achievements and performance on file. Though she appreciated informal praise for her work, what Alicia needed was
Answer:
- employee reviews in her file.
Explanation:
As per the question, Alicia required 'reviews in her file' apart from the informal appreciation that she has received. The informal reviews on work are not considered valid until they are documented as employee reviews in the employee's file. While making the decision of promoting an employee, his/her files are given the utmost importance as it is the written proof of his/her performance throughout their work period. Therefore, Alicia had needed those documented reviews to successfully achieve her promotion.
Nepal is socially a diversed country. why ? Explain PlzZz help me
Answer:
Nepal is a multi-religious country in the world so different ethnic groups live with their own way of religious practice, lifestyle, language, culture, and tradition. Nepal has number of a religious groups they which live in peace and harmony. There is not any record of religious conflict in Nepal.
Explanation:
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I will make the first answer the brilliantist but plz make sure that the answer is clear enough and plz explain the answer as well
Answer:
The Human Development Index ranks countries into four tiers of human development:
Life expectancy (measuring blue zones as well)
education (expected years of schooling, average years of schooling)
per capita income
A low hdi can be caused from lack of skill and illiteracy, food shortages, and lack of minimum human necessities(clothing, clean water, health).
the level of education, plays a vital role in the progress/growth of a country. Discrimination in social status is also a big key.
Explanation:
a)Identify five bad eating manners which we must avoid.
b)State five reasons why we must avoid overeating.
over eating
putting too much food during each bite
eating with your mouth open
not washing hands before eating
making too many sounds while eating
may cause tiredness
you dont want replace fun activities with over eating
may eat too many unhealthy foods because it tastes good
A mother and her six-year-old child were on a walk when the mother stopped to talk with an elderly neighbor. Because the child resented having his mother's attention diverted by the neighbor, the child angrily threw himself against the neighbor and knocked her to the ground. The neighbor suffered a broken wrist as a result of the fall. In an action for battery by the neighbor against the child, what is the strongest argument for liability
Answer:
The child intended to throw himself against the neighbor. (Torts-Intentional Torts)
Explanation:
Intentional torts can be described as a type of tort that comes up when a person acts on another person wrongly. It is a wrongful act that a person plans out carries out and not quite all right of the actions.
This child intentionally carried out this action on the neighbour, so he is liable for his doings. He intentionally knocked the woman to the ground. her injurie is as a result of his intentional act.
what is the current situation of water supply in nepal explain
Explanation:
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Which statements about wind are true?
Explanation:
They blow from areas of high pressure to areas of high pressure
Enlist the needs and importance of environmental education and describe them in short
Answer:
(I have shortened the word Environmental Education to EE in my answer)
Benefits of Environmental Education and why EE is needed:
Imagination and enthusiasm are heightenedEE is hands-on, interactive learning that sparks the imagination and unlocks creativity. When EE is integrated into the curriculum, students are more enthusiastic and engaged in learning, which raises student achievement in core academic areas.
Learning transcends the classroomNot only does EE offer opportunities for experiential learning outside of the classroom, it enables students to make connections and apply their learning in the real world. EE helps learners see the interconnectedness of social, ecological, economic, cultural, and political issues.
Critical and creative thinking skills are enhancedEE encourages students to research, investigate how and why things happen, and make their own decisions about complex environmental issues. By developing and enhancing critical and creative thinking skills, EE helps foster a new generation of informed consumers, workers, as well as policy or decision makers.
Tolerance and understanding are supportedEE encourages students to investigate varying sides of issues to understand the full picture. It promotes tolerance of different points of view and different cultures.
State and national learning standards are met for multiple subjectsBy incorporating EE practices into the curriculum, teachers can integrate science, math, language arts, history, and more into one rich lesson or activity, and still satisfy numerous state and national academic standards in all subject areas. Taking a class outside or bringing nature indoors provides an excellent backdrop or context for interdisciplinary learning.
Biophobia and nature deficit disorder declineBy exposing students to nature and allowing them to learn and play outside, EE fosters sensitivity, appreciation, and respect for the environment. It combats “nature deficit disorder” … and it’s FUN!
Healthy lifestyles are encouragedEE gets students outside and active, and helps address some of the health issues we are seeing in children today, such as obesity, attention deficit disorders, and depression. Good nutrition is often emphasized through EE and stress is reduced due to increased time spent in nature.
Communities are strengthenedEE promotes a sense of place and connection through community involvement. When students decide to learn more or take action to improve their environment, they reach out to community experts, donors, volunteers, and local facilities to help bring the community together to understand and address environmental issues impacting their neighborhood.
Responsible action is taken to better the environmentEE helps students understand how their decisions and actions affect the environment, builds knowledge and skills necessary to address complex environmental issues, as well as ways we can take action to keep our environment healthy and sustainable for the future. Service-learning programs offered by PLT and other EE organizations provide students and teachers with support through grants and other resources for action projects.
Students and teachers are empoweredEE promotes active learning, citizenship, and student leadership. It empowers youth to share their voice and make a difference at their school and in their communities. EE helps teachers build their own environmental knowledge and teaching skills. I hope these “top ten” benefits will give you the confidence and commitment to incorporate EE into your curriculum!
why balance of regional development is important to maintain to political stability of the country
Answer:
Balanced Regional Development is also required to maintain political stability. If regional disparities exist in some areas and increase in income in other areas then it may become a danger point for the nation as a whole. Backward areas demand separation from the main stream to fulfill their dream of development.
Why are thoughts, feelings, or behaviors that are merely atypical or unusual not necessarily indicative of a psychological disorder? Think of an example to share here, and explain what would need to be happening in order for this thought/feeling/behavior to officially be a disorder.
Answer:
The mere fact that something is atypical or odd does not imply that it is disordered. A person may have atypical interior experiences or display unusual behaviors, but she is not labeled disordered if these sensations or behaviors are not distressing, disturbing, or suggest a dysfunction. A classmate, for example, may stay up all night studying before examinations; while unusual, this behavior is unlikely to meet any of the other criteria for psychological condition outlined above.
What is development?
what are the matter considered in order to establish federal structure in nepal
Don’t bother with a federal system. Federations are more expensive from duplication of most agencies of government. And federations are much more complex and they just get even more complex with time. As complexity grows then the government becomes more prone to failures and problems of human error - nobody is smart enough to understand all the ramifications of even a simple policy initiative. Another troublesome feature of federalism is the diffusion of responsibility that can be supportive of corruption.
There’s a better alternative to federalism and that would be the adoption of a policy called subsidiarity. That is a principle that government power ought to reside at the lowest feasible level (i.e. at the local or regional level, instead of the national or supranational level, unless the latter presents clear advantages). Such a policy is not only wise and respectful of regional differences but is also flexible, adoptable and good for evolution according to the flow of history.
The role of the International Boundary and Water Commission administered by the U.S. and Mexican governments is to build and monitor a wall between the two countries. restore the original border agreement intent by physically altering the flow of the Rio Grande. renegotiate borders after changes in the course of the Rio Grande. replace physical boundaries with geometric boundaries to simplify immigration processes. ensure pollution controls and water sustainability.
Answer:
Renegotiate borders after the Rio Grande changes course
Explanation:
International Boundary Commission
This is simply known as an international body set up by the United States and Mexico. It was founded in 1889. It main focus is to apply the rules for determining the location of their international boundary when meandering rivers transferred tracts of land from one bank to the other, as said to be established under the Convention of November 12, 1884. Boundary is commonly referred as a containers of Sovereignity.
The Rio Grande is said to be a floating boundary as the river course goes is the shift is by something called ecritian.
1889 Boundary Convention was set up the boundary commission to deal with all disputes arising from the river.
q: prepare an assignment on traditional agriculture methods & modern agriculture method also make diagrams associated with the topics. give detailed description of both the methods
Answer:
Difference is given below:
Explanation:
Traditional Methods of Farming and Modern Methods of Farming are the following:
The old methods of farming used from ancient times are known as traditional methods of farming whereas New methods of farming which are used nowadays are known as modern methods of farming. Traditional agriculture methods consume more time and having low in production whereas modern agriculture methods are quick and less time consuming and having higher production. In traditional agriculture methods traditional seeds are used and farmyard manure and other natural manure are used as fertilizers whereas in modern agriculture methods, HYV seeds, irrigation, chemical fertilizers, pesticides etc. and chemical fertilizers are pesticides are used.
What skills or abilities would help a family or individual deal with the crisis more effectively?
Answer: Communication
Explanation:
Communication bridges the gap for a lot of things in life. It can heal wounds, mend hearts, bing people together, make people better, bring the best out of people, drive people on the same course, help them avoid dangers. Communication does a lot and cannot be underrated in solving crises, it would look at what cost the problem and seek solutions in fixing them and ensures it is fixed
Arrange the following events in proper chronological order: Question: 71 of 73 a. The giving of the Law b. The atoning death of Christ c. Malachi prophesies d. The promise to Abraham e. creation and fall f. Pentecost g. Exile in Babylon h. David is King over Israel i. Paul is shipwrecked j. The Judges rule over Israel
Answer: Creation and fall
- The promise to Abraham
- The giving of the Law
Explanation:
By their chronological order we have;
- Creation and fall
- The promise to Abraham
- The giving of the Law
- The Judges rule over Israel
- David is King over Israel
- Exile in Babylon
- The atoning death of Christ
- Paul is shipwrecked
Jessie's car had a flat tire in the rain. After she managed to fix it, she arrived home late only to have a parking spot just in front of her apartment taken by a faster driver. Coming home, she yells at her young son who is waiting at the door. Jessie's behavior is perhaps most easily explained in terms of:
Answer:
Aggression.
Explanation:
Because she had bad day and when she finally got home she reflected her Aggression toward her son. negative energy effects family and friends in a negative way..this is how negative Aggression spreads..
Why do you think the state of Maryland would choose to model its state legislature directly after the US Congress?
Answer and Explanation:
The Maryland legislature "model" which is a bicameral legislature is not particularly unique to Maryland as a state within the United States of America. Maryland just like most states in America except Nebraska has a bicameral legislature consisting of an upper house, the state Senate of 47 members and the lower house, the house of delegates of 141 members.
The bicameral legislature in states in America allow states function effectively to review and adapt properly laws made by the US Congress as well as make laws that govern their state.
Maria had to take an aptitude test before starting graduate school. In this scenario, the criterion variable will be Maria's score on the aptitude test. appearance and personality. expected ability to get along with her fellow students. expected performance as a student in graduate school.
Answer:
expected performance as a student in graduate school
Explanation:
We can refer to the criterion variable as the predicted variable. This variable as we know it can also be called the dependent variable. We use this in non experimental research situations to make predictions like in multiple regression analysis.
In this question the criterion variable here is her expected performance as a student and graduate School.
1.What name is always given to Tonga?
2.Why is Tonga so special from other Pacific island countries?
Answer:
1. Tonga (/ˈtɒŋ(ɡ)ə/; Tongan: [ˈtoŋa]), officially named the Kingdom of Tonga (Tongan: Puleʻanga Fakatuʻi ʻo Tonga), is a Polynesian country, and also an archipelago comprising 169 islands, of which 36 are inhabited.
2. Tonga is the only kingdom in the Pacific since Taufa'ahau (King George) in 1875 declared Tonga a constitutional monarchy, he also gave Tonga its first constitution. In 1970 the former British protectorate acquired its independence and became a sovereign nation.
Answer:Because they are stronger than most
Explanation:
They never gave up their land to the US or the British unlike Hawaii and samoa
Make seperate lists of advantages of public participation and disadvantages of it's absence in the local development works?
Answer:
advantage
reduce the cost of ongoing project
conserve the environment
make the proper decision
provides the new knowledge and opportunity to share the ideas
recruit the skilled manpower and complete the work in specific time
disadvantage
lack of conservation of animal and plants adjusted while making development project
lack of carrying capacity of the earth
lack of inequality of regional development
difficult to make decision against the related work
when where they divided into 77units?
when who was divied?
Explanation:
what are the benefits of socialization for ypu explain?
Answer:
Socialization can help improve our mental and emotional health. Studies show - and wisdom confirms - being social decreases depression. Socialization also improves overall mental health. 2. Confidence and self-esteem
Kira's parents let her stay up as late as she wants. She is allowed to pick out her own clothes and decide when and what she wants to eat. Her parents act more like her friends than authority figures. What kind of parenting style is this, out of the four parenting styles we discussed
Answer:
Permissive
Explanation:
Parenting Styles
This is also a form of genetics influence. It is said that parent's behaviors and attitudes is directly linked to parent and child interactions. Parenting style tend to remain stable across situations and it is said to be biologically in all situations because interactions remain stable.
4 Types of Parenting Styles
1. Authoritarian Parenting
2. Authoritative Parenting
3. Permissive Parenting
4. Uninvolved Parenting
Characteristics of Permissive Parenting
1. Parents here are often high in warmth but low on control
2. There is no form of punishment and this makes the child to do as they pleases.
3. Parents here do accept their child's behavior and punishment is irregular.
4. Children under this parenting style are very impulsive and usually act out more etc.
This parenting style simply covers when parents do not give much discipline. They can step in sometimes, in a serious problem. They are said to be more of a friend role than a parent role. It usually increases confidence and creativity. Example is when a child gets an F as good .and the parents rather pay for better grades than punishing their child for it.
