The location NASA in the city of Houston has impacted the state by
A- Threatening the state's economy and providing a large number of jobs.
B- Providing a large number of jobs, but threatening the environment.
C- Adding to the state's economy and providing a large number of jobs.
D- Providing some new jobs, but little to the economy of the state. pls help
Answer: C- Adding to the state's economy and providing a large number of jobs.
Explanation:
The location of the National Space Agency(NASA) in Houston has been immensely beneficial to both the city and the state. It provided a lot of jobs working in NASA facilities and contracting with NASA on non-space related jobs as well.
With so many new jobs and so much investment into the state, people were pay more taxes to the state government and consume more. This has led to a growth in the state's economy as these are the factors that instigate growth.
A woman was jogging along a jogging path. Suddenly, a driver pulled out of an alley perpendicular to the jogging path and failed to stop at a stop sign. He hit her with his car, injuring her. The woman sued the driver. A city code provided that drivers must stop at all stop signs perpendicular to the jogging path.
On the basis of which standard of care will the driver be judged?
A) Strict liability, because an automobile is an inherently dangerous instrument.
B) That of a reasonable and prudent person under the facts of this situation.
C) The standard set by the city code.
D) The doctrine of res ipsa loquitur, because it can be presumed that nobody would fail to stop at a stop sign in the absence of negligence.
Answer:
C). The standard set by the city code.
Explanation:
As per the given descriptions, the driver will be judged on the basis of 'the standard norms set under the city regulations.' Since the city code clearly declares that the drivers are required to stop at every signboard of stop, the driver will be charged under the violation of the city code that also led to the injury of the woman. The verdict will be given on the basis of the common regulations of the city and the respective punishments for the violations or breaches of different laws under these codes. Thus, option C is the correct answer.
Irinia's dog loves to go for walks, and she always puts a leash on him when they go out. The dog used to wag his tail as soon as they got outside, but now he wags his tail when Irinia picks up the leash. One day, Irinia is cleaning out her garage and pulls some old bungee cords out of a box. Her dog begins to jump around and wag his tail the same way he does when he thinks they are going for a walk. The dog has ___________________ the stimulus of the leash to the bungee cords.
Answer:
Conditioned
Explanation:
The conditioned stimulus can be defined as a substitute stimulus that produces the same response in living beings. Conditioned Stimulus is a part of Classical Conditioning, in which classical response is attained when conditioned stimulus combines with an unconditioned stimulus.
In the given case, Irinia's picking up the leash has become a conditioned stimulus for her dog; indicating to go for a walk. So, when Irinia picked up a bungee cord, her dog responded because he is conditioned to respond to Irinia's picking up the cord.
Therefore, a conditioned stimulus is the correct answer.
Which of the following was most affected by the Great Migration?
Ashley's mother is concerned as Ashley has become increasingly reclusive and prefers not to interact with anyone. She rarely shows any expression or emotion and remains cheerless all the time. Her mother is alarmed when she expresses a desire to live alone for the rest of her life. Ashley is most likely to be diagnosed with _____ personality disorder.
Answer:
schizoid
Explanation:
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