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The presence of natural hazards is a primary influence in people's place perception.A) Yes
B) No

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Answer 1
Answer: Ima go with A . Not to sure though .

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Which statement most accurately describes the relief, recovery, and reform measures of President Franklind. Roosevelt's New Deal?
a. They were implemented with little controversy.
b. They represented a major change in the role of government.
c. They lasted only until the Depression was over.
d. They relied on rugged individualism rather than government programs.

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The answer is b. They represented a major change in the role of government. One of the reasons why Hoover lost the election was because he acted too late to ease the Great Depression thinking that individual business could solve the crisis.  Roosevelt on the hand, implemented several programs in his New Deal Programs that help various sectors in society recover from the Depression.

Studying psychology helps researchers and scientists learn more about??Why People Adapt

The way people meet

The way people think and act

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The way people think and act
Studying psychology helps researchers and scientists learn more about the way people think and act. It provides insights into human behavior, cognition, emotions, and how individuals adapt to different situations.

Describe three characteristics of at-risk drivers. A.
B.
C.
Describe three characteristics of safe drivers.
A.
B.
C.
Describe three driver errors that could cause a collision.
A.
B.
C.
How will this information affect you as a driver now and in the future? (2-3 sentences)

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The first 3)
A, an at-risk driver is someone who is recklessly driving.
B, an at-risk driver is a driver who is driving at a very high rate of speed.
C, an at-risk driver is a driver who is someone who is driving in dangerous way as in no seatbelt or being distracted. 

The second 3) 
A, A characteristic of safe drivers are they wear they're seat belts at anytime the vehicle is moving,
B, they drive at a safe speed and never act the fool while their driving
C, A safe driver always pays attention to the road and areas around him. 

and now the last 3)
Three driver errors that could cause a collision are
A, texting while driving,
B, talking on the phone while driving,(because even talking take part of your attention away from the road)
C, driving all over the road as if you're the only person there. 
Also you have to answer that last question about how will it affect you because it's asking how will affect YOU not somebody else.

If you're an adherent of Freudian psychology, you maintain that dreams may represent A. the equivalent of an off-line computer clearing its circuits.
B. unfulfilled wishes.
C. concerns that trouble people during waking hours.
D. novel stimuli that trigger the deep unconscious.

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unfulfilled wishes correct answer
Freud believed that dreams were a "royal road to... the unconscious." 

With that said, I would go with D.

During a hot summer, Blake’s house is extremely warm inside. In order to repair what needs to be fixed to make his house more comfortable, Blake should call a

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Answer:

A.) Heating and Air Conditioning Mechanic

Explanation:

I am not sure why the other guy above me said D.) Mechanical Door Repairer. That doesn't really make much sense, knowing that it's constantly warm inside Blake's house during summer.

A seems more reasonable to me. Down below is proof that this answer should be correct. (I always like to show proof so it's a definite answer).

Answer:

a

Explanation:

Describe the three different types of interchanges and their componentsPLEASE HELP GUYS. I'm Offering 15 Points #Finals

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The correct answer to this open question is the following.

The three different types of interchanges would be the Diamond Interchange, the Trumpet interchange, and the Cloverleaf interchange.

We are talking about the intersection of roads and highways.

We find a Diamond Interchange when two highways cross with each other. Usually, there is a bridge that crosses one over the other. There are exits so you can exit one highway and ta the other. If you could see the interchange from the top, it has the figure of a diamond.

The Trumpet interchange has three legs and a loom ramp to take another road. Viewing it from the top, it has the figure of a trumpet. Finally, the Cloverleaf interchange. It has eight ramps and four legs. This combination allows separation of traffic and the loops connect one major highway to the other. Viewing it from the top, it has the figure of a cloverleaf.
The Cloverleaf interchange, the Stack interchange, and the Turbine interchange are three different types of express way interchanges.
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