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After a society decides to save money by reducing funding for education and training, it finds that workers do not have the skills needed for jobs.
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What is healthful behavior?
Health inhibiting behaviors is a nice way to refer to bad habits. These are things like smoking and drinking.
How did phoeb refer to clifford?
Cousin Clifford
What does the kenning body warden refer to?
It is armor
What does art refer?
I believe that art represents feeling, you draw what you feel, if you feel love you draw love if you feel angry you draw anger.
What does derry down green mean?
That is a lyric to the song "I'll Be Your Lover Too" by Van Morrison, covered by Robert Pattinson. "Derry down" is really sort of a meaningless expression used in old music. "Green" has several meanings, it could be literal, seeing that the following lyrics say "color of my dream", or it could have a deeper definition, of undeveloped, immature, gullible, or new. -Ella Derry can refer to Londonderry in the UK and down in the UK can refer to a grassy treeless hill. Green is a color. The place of the singer's dream is a green grassy treeless hill in Derry. -Jake (taken from another site)
After a society decides to save money by reducing funding for education and training it finds that workers do not have the skills needed for jobs. Which term would Robert Merton use to describe the re?
supposed to a society, decides to save money by reducing funding for education and training then it finds that workers do not have the skills needed for jobs. Why did robert Murton refer to this behavior as dysfunctional?
What is Institutional Means According to Robert Merton?
According to Robert Merton, "institutional means" refer to the socially approved methods and pathways available for achieving culturally defined goals within a society. Merton's theory of deviance outlines how individuals may conform to or deviate from these means based on their social structure, leading to various adaptations such as conformity, innovation, ritualism, retreatism, and rebellion. The concept emphasizes the relationship between societal norms and individual behavior in the pursuit of success.
What concepts is used in Robert Merton's strain theory if deviance to refer to the process of seeking conventional goals but rejecting conventional to get there?
Robert Merton's strain theory uses the concept of anomie to explain deviance. Anomie refers to a state of normlessness or lack of social regulation, which can lead individuals to pursue unconventional means to achieve conventional goals. This strain between societal expectations and individual opportunities can result in deviant behavior.
Is Dysfunctional means a body part that is not working properly?
yes
Which is correct are you good in science or are you good at science?
If you would say "Are you good in science?" that would refer to your behavior. However if you would say " Are you good at science?" that can refer to your behavior or your knowledge.
What is enormous behavior?
"Enormous behavior" is not a commonly recognized term. It may refer to behavior that is excessive, overwhelming, or very noticeable in its impact or scale.
Why do historians refer to Robert E Lee as Marse Robert?
Actually, "Marse" (Not Marsh) Robert, Marse being slang for "Master".
Whom did Robert E Lee refer to as his right arm?
Stonewall Jackson.
What is manifest latent and dysfunctional consequences?
Manifest consequences are the intended and recognized outcomes of an action or social structure, while latent consequences are the unintended and often hidden results that emerge over time. Dysfunctional consequences refer to outcomes that disrupt or hinder the stability or functioning of a system. Together, these concepts help analyze the broader impacts of social practices and institutions beyond their immediate effects.
What does a topographical definition refer to in behavior analytic terms?
Topography is a term used in applied behavior analysis (ABA) to describe behavior—specifically what behavior looks like. Topography defines behavior in an "operational" way, free of the coloration of values or expectation
What did De Broglie refer to wavelike particle behavior as?
De Broglie referred to wavelike particle behavior as wave-particle duality.
What is the most broken thing?
The term "most broken thing" can refer to various contexts, such as physical objects, systems, or concepts. In a literal sense, it might refer to a highly damaged item, like a shattered piece of glass. In a metaphorical sense, it could refer to societal systems or relationships that are deeply flawed and dysfunctional. Ultimately, what is considered "broken" often depends on individual perspectives and experiences.
