STATISTICS
On a practical nursing licensing exam, the mean score is 79 and the standard deviation is 9 points. What is the standardized score of a student with a raw score of 79?
STATISTICS
On a practical nursing licensing exam, the mean score is 79 and the standard deviation is 9 points. What is the standardized score of a student with a raw score of 87?
STATISTICS
On a practical nursing licensing exam, the mean score is 79 and the standard deviation is 9 points. Assuming the scores follow a normal distribution, what is the probability that a score selected at random is above 85?
HEALTH
What are the advantages of graduated licensing?
SOCIOLOGY
What is the ecological perspective in social work?
QUESTION
Describe brand extension and brand licensing.
HEALTH
For whom are the results of the licensing examination required, the GN or GVN?
STATISTICS
On a practical nursing licensing exam, the mean score is 79 and the standard deviation is 9 points. (a) What is the standardized score of a student with a raw score of 87? (b) What is the standardized score of a student with a raw score of 79? (c) Assuming the scores follow a normal distribution, what is the probability that a score selected at random is above 85?
SOCIOLOGY
What is a social network? Explain whether there are students in your sociology class you would consider part of your social network. Are some of these students part of your family, work, or social groups? Explain.
WORLD HISTORY
Why might the work of realists, such as Charles Dickens, have inspired social reform?
ECONOMICS
The Social Security system provides income for people over age 65. If a recipient of Social Security decides to work and earn some income, the amount received in Social Security benefits is typically reduced. a. How does the provision of Social Security affect people’s incentive to save while working? b. How does the reduction in benefits associated with higher earnings affect people’s incentive to work past age 65?
WORLD HISTORY
Describe Jean-Jacques Rousseau's political philosophy, as explained in his work The Social Contract.
US GOVERNMENT
Do you think graduated licensing systems are a good idea? Explain your answer.
HEALTH
A person who has completed a 1-year nursing program and passed a licensing test is a ______.
QUESTION
A person who has completed a 1-year nursing program and passed a licensing test is a
QUESTION
Convert the following statements into symbolic form using p for “Joe made a B on the exam” and q for “Al did not take the exam.” (a) Joe made a B on the exam, and Al did not take the exam. (b) Al took the exam. (c) Al did not take the exam, or Joe made a B on the exam.
QUESTION
Caroline hates to do group projects with Jake because she ends up doing much more of the work than he docs Jake is engaging in a. social facilitation. b. a social trap. c. social loafing. d. self-disclosure. e. altruism.
PREALGEBRA
On a recent social studies exam, Juanita answered 34 out of 40 questions correctly. Find Juanita's grade as a percent. Round to the nearest whole percent if necessary. A 77% B 80% C 82% D 85%
ECONOMICS
Use publications, such as Brandweek, AdWeek, BusinessWeek, and entertainment and sports publications, or online research to investigate brand licensing arrangements in the sports or entertainment fields. Identify the name of your source(s) and prepare a one-page report that summarizes the arrangement, the parties and companies involved, and length of the licensing agreement.
QUESTION
The class votes for an oral exam, or the class votes for a take-home exam. The class does not vote for an oral exam. Therefore, the class votes for a take-home exam.
PROBABILITY
Suppose that your final grade for a course is determined by a midterm exam and a final exam. The mid-term exam is worth 40% of your grade, and the final exam is worth 60%. If your midterm exam grade is 84 and your final exam grade is 94, calculate your final weighted average.
QUESTION
To what extent did the women these two historians describe see their work as a means to claim political, social, or economic rights?
ECONOMICS
Small business owner/operators and their employees often need to be licensed before they can open or work in a regulated industry. Perform library or online research on occupational licensing or licensure. Identify the reasons that governmental agencies require special licenses. Summarize your findings in a one-page written report.
QUESTION
Imagine that you work for a company that is considering purchasing a business page on a social-networking Web site. Conduct research on the concept of social networking and personal blogs. You have been asked to summarize your findings. Include the following in your report: List the benefits of having a business page on a social network web site. Identify some disadvantages of social networks and personal blogs.
DISCRETE MATH
Suppose that 14 students receive an A on the first exam in a discrete mathematics class, and 18 receive an A on the second exam. If 22 students received an A on either the first exam or the second exam, how many students received an A on both exams?